Sentence examples for wave of campaign from inspiring English sources

Mr. Subervi noted that Univision had given extensive coverage to a wave of campaign ads casting immigrants in a negative light.

And all that free advertising that Mr. Romney and Mr. Obama enjoyed at their conventions is already being overwhelmed by the tidal wave of campaign advertising by Mr. Romney, coinciding with the start of the general election campaign.

Memories are still vivid from the battles of 1995-96, when the Republicans sought to extract $270 billion in savings from the Medicare program, and the Democrats used that proposal in a wave of campaign advertising to devastating effect.

The fact that President Bush did not hesitate to underline the tragedy in his new wave of campaign commercials puts voters on early notice that they must bring their considered judgment to the bounds of the debate.

It was thus in the wake of Nixon's resignation that the House of Representatives introduced a wave of campaign finance legislation -- because public outrage demanded it.

The Democratic party is fielding two excellent candidates, Chief Justice Eric Brown and Appellate Judge Mary Jane Trapp, but GOP opponents Justice Maureen O'Connor and Justice Judith Lanzinger are once again riding a wave of campaign cash and independent expenditures by businesses and organizations whose interests are tied up in cases before the Ohio Supreme Court.

Watergate precipitated the next wave of campaign-finance reform, the Federal Election Campaign Act Amendments of 1974, which supplemented the 1971 law and created much of the regulatory structure that endures today.

The union added it was preparing a fresh wave of campaigning, targeted at building public support for its fight with Southern over staffing levels.

What has prompted an unprecedented wave of campaigning in North Yorkshire is that the decision on Kirby Misperton is seen as tipping point for a fracking gold rush, with a proliferation of wells eventually across the region; it is feared as an industrialisation of one of England's most beautiful landscapes.

That means a new wave of campaigns calling for fossil fuels to be left in the ground, just as world leaders head to Paris to discuss how to get a grip on a warming planet.

This makes it easier to invest in staff and technology: the Tories have already recruited three waves of campaign managers for 2015.Along with the other parties, the Tories are concerned at their over-reliance on the (admittedly deep) well of donations from wealthy folk and institutions.