Sentence examples for upheld campaign from inspiring English sources

The court has upheld campaign finance laws meant to drive the potentially corrupting influence of large contributions out of politics.

The Supreme Court has upheld campaign finance laws meant to drive the potentially corrupting influence of large contributions out of politics.

Senator McConnell ignores Supreme Court decisions that for decades have upheld campaign finance disclosure laws as consistent with the First Amendment.

In cases ranging from Buckley to Citizens United that upheld campaign finance disclosure laws, the Court has provided for a narrow exception from disclosure -- but only in cases where an organization could make a specific showing that there was "a reasonable probability that the group's members could face threats, harassment, or reprisals if their names were disclosed".

Bob Bauer, who served as White House counsel under Barack Obama, noted, in a piece for JustSecurity.org, that the Supreme Court has upheld campaign-finance restrictions on foreigners because of the importance of citizenship in preserving "the basic conception of a political community".

There were bright spots, including this week's decisions upholding campaign finance limits and ending indefinite incarceration of deportable immigrants.

His most important finding is that Democratic nominees are far more likely to uphold campaign finance regulation.

This term, in upholding campaign finance reform or extending the Miranda ruling, the Supreme Court has continued to position itself with the majority of Americans.

An alternative approach is to develop a new constitutional jurisprudence for upholding campaign finance laws to be ready when the current ideological makeup of the Supreme Court shifts.

This past presidential election campaign demonstrated that the Supreme Court has bequeathed to America the worst of all campaign finance regimes -- upholding campaign contribution limits to candidates, while striking down all independent spending limits, including restrictions on corporations.

If the law is upheld, the campaign will stress the law's unpopular positions and the need to "vote in November to change that," said Ed Gillespie, a senior adviser to the likely Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney.