Sentence examples for whose campaigning from inspiring English sources

Director Maria Giese, whose campaigning on the issue helped spark the ACLU's approach to agencies, confirmed to the Guardian that she had received the letter from the EEOC.

All the women on the list, whose campaigning areas range from racism to feminism, health and internet pornography, have certainly done that.

That has all changed thanks to former student Kelsey Murrell, whose campaigning means that the first ever portrait of a female Rhodes Scholar has been unveiled, more than a century after the scholarship was founded.

Later, he travelled to Europe on a fellowship to work initially in Sicily with Dolci, "the Sicilian Gandhi", whose campaigning on behalf of the poor and unemployed led to two Nobel prize nominations.

His book attempts to offer some starting points for such work – noting, soberly, that denial of a different kind afflicts many Green movements, whose campaigning style allows them to be dismissed or at best patronised by actual decision-makers.

MPs say they fear that Crosby, whose campaigning is based on extensive polling, is failing to understand the reason why the Tories are struggling to secure a commanding lead over Labour even though Ed Miliband lags on economic competence.

In stepped Senator Eugene McCarthy, whose campaign attracted the enthusiasm of countless young "Clean for Gene" volunteers.

Mr. Romney, whose campaign mastered such tactics during the Republican primaries, brushed off the protest.

Political candidates who supported gun control faced opponents whose campaigns were funded by the N.R.A.

Then there was John A. Catsimatidis, the Republican whose campaign hallmark has become his eccentricity.

First, he supported Steve Levy, the Democrat turned Republican whose campaign for governor fizzled.