campaign的示例

• We've received a lot of expressions of support for our campaign.

• We seem to have forgotten why we're fighting this campaign.

• We have planned an exciting publicity campaign with our advertisers.

• The campaign is aimed specifically at young people.

• They've been waging a long campaign to change the law.

• They campaign for the rights of the unborn child.

• We campaigned on a platform of low taxation.

• She has campaigned relentlessly for her husband's release from prison.

• She campaigned for women's rights during the 1960s.

• The group is campaigning to get more women into politics.

• Furthermore, the effectiveness of a local campaign is not just a matter of local parties being rich in resources.

• Consensual issues do not allow the parties to distinguish themselves from their adversaries during an electoral campaign.

• These parties had a common interest and were supported by non-governmental organisations which helped them put together a strong campaign.

• Taking the campaign to some parts of the country proved especially difficult for parties without a presence in those areas.

• Their only pleasures are drink and tobacco, the former being subjected to temperance campaigns to remove even this form of recreation from the workers' lives.

• However, the main campaign issue was on promoting economic development and reducing the high unemployment rate.

• But at the same time the suffrage campaign suffered setbacks.

• Respondents were asked if someone from a political party or anyone else had contacted them about the campaign or about voting for a particular candidate.

• The resistance campaign, for all practical purposes, was at an end.

• However, those who campaign for debt relief, increased aid and direct budgetary support to solve the challenges of poverty and hunger, should take note.

• The campaign against the radical liberals encountered a number of difficulties.

• This time, however, the campaign was directed toward a neo-corporate ordering of the trade.

• Topdown solutions and large campaign-style approaches are therefore rejected in favour of more participatory solutions, involving local consultation and village level planning.

• Also, depending upon candidates' preferences, backgrounds, and campaign styles, it spelled more trouble for some officeseekers than others.

• They campaigned for a change in the law and encouraged banks and specialist brokers to adopt professional standards.