Sentence examples for undertaking campaign from inspiring English sources
The inquiry will examine the options available to parliament to ensure consistent application of disclosure rules to, and the regulation of, all entities undertaking campaign activities – not just political parties.
The committee has been asked to assess the extent of donations and contributions "from foreign sources, persons, entities and foreign-owned subsidiaries to political parties, associated entities and other third parties and entities undertaking campaign activities" – and present options to regulate these contributions.
But it also seeks to broaden the field of battle on which they will undertake campaign attacks against President Bush.
As The Huffington Post's Sam Stein reported in April, "Participants who undertake campaign activities -- phone banking, neighborhood canvassing, field program volunteering and others -- will be rewarded the equivalent of super PAC currency.
However, Ogilvy initially refused to respond to repeated emails from the Guardian asking whether it would undertake campaigns for climate change deniers.
As governor, he tangled repeatedly with public employee unions that undertook campaigns opposing his policies, and former Wilson aides say they see the latest effort as a way of evening the score a bit.
"The club finds all forms of discrimination abhorrent and we are proud of the work we undertake campaigning on this important issue.
A division of a giant agency holding group that usually produces campaigns for clients is, in a change of pace, undertaking a campaign with itself as the subject.
French Polynesian authorities announced last Friday that they would be stepping up their control efforts and undertaking a campaign to eliminate the virus-carrying mosquitoes.
Undertaking the campaign simultaneously in eight countries reduces the risk of missing children, particularly in a context where there are likely to be large movements of populations.
Mr Morsi's supporters say they will undertake a campaign of civil disobedience.
