Sentence examples for virtue campaign from inspiring English sources

In 2014, her article on the abusive virtue campaign against women in Chechnya was published in Chechnya at War and Beyond (Routledge Contemporary Russia and Eastern Europe Series).

Hamas has been stepping up its public virtues campaign recently, trying to bar women from smoking water pipes and unwed couples from walking along the beach.

Mr. McCain painted Mr. Obama as being beholden to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the loan giants that were taken over by the federal government, by virtue of the campaign contributions he took from them and his ties to their former leaders.

Megawati Sukarnoputri, a daughter of the founder of Indonesia, Sukarno, made a campaign virtue of her passive style, declaring, "So what's wrong with being a housewife?" This is not to say that the role of women has remained static in Asia.

Honesty is a fleeting bipartisan virtue during the campaign season.

Indeed, Mr. Romney had been espousing some Mormon virtues during the campaign.

The chief executive of a car-parts firm, she makes a virtue of being a campaign novice.

The hypocrisy might be bothersome, but I really must salute Republicans on this neglected aesthetic virtue of the Bush campaign.

The Democrats have learned that silence is not a virtue, and the Obama campaign is quick to repudiate false charges and clarify distortions.

The heavyweight, by virtue of his statewide campaign against Mr. McGreevey is still Mr. Schundler -- even though he was soundly defeated by a margin of 14percentt in the 2001 general election.

"This needs to be aspirational in a way that invites people on their own journey to consider what it means to 'be yoga.' " The ad campaign that Virtue dreamed up stars real people, young creative types and athletes who embody "principles of yoga," but who are not yogis.