0 present participle of campaign --
1 to organize a series of activities to try to achieve something: --
They address a wide range of issues through direct service, advocacy, self-help and mutual aid and campaigning.
The reader is thus reassured that campaigning is not only devoutly feminine, but also patriotic.
Changing demands also led to the reorganisation of some old-established societies, and a particular emphasis on campaigning and community action.
Therefore, negative campaigning itself should not be a major concern as long as it satisfies voters' demand for more information regarding politicians.
We asked about activities over the previous five years, specifically so that respondents would think about their campaigning activities in the previous elections.
In the process of campaigning for the acceptance of the idea of self-determination for indigenous peoples, the concept has undergone significant transformation in its development.
European consumer organizations immediately organized around the issue and began campaigning for a ban on growth hormones.
Unity of action within the labour movement thus became one of the principal objectives of anarchist campaigning.
