用“campaign”造句大全，campaign造句

This was the hinge of fate of the whole campaign.

Even Oliver North, Mr Reagan's chief contra warrior, dropped in to campaign against his old Nemesis.

I added his impeccable logic to my stump speech for the rest of the campaign.

A very effective campaign succeeds in obscuring the source of conflict over major issues of reform with the pretense that it is ideology rather than campaign cash that divides us.

For many readers, the section on the insane campaign against the kulaks (allegedly rich peasants) may be the most enlightening.

Even that which passes for innocent family fare is serving the purposes of Satan's artfully structured campaign against truth.

At the turn of the millennium, the debt cancellation campaign, inspired by the Jewish concept of Jubilee, aimed to give the poorest countries a fresh start.

We are out here on a dedicated field campaign to measure the thickness of the ice to help calibrate and validate satellite thickness measurements in this period of advanced retreat.

And for all the talk of bipartisanship and Mr Obama's courting of religious voters during his campaign, their voting patterns did not change much at all, so he owes them little.

In my literary campaign in China for restoring the School of Self-Expression( hsingling), and for the development of a more lively and personal style in prose, I have been forced to write essay after essay giving my views on literature in general and on the art of writing in particular.

He certainly engineered the election campaign beautifully.

You are the heart of our campaign.

But we should be grateful to this Carmarthen courthouse campaign.

The racial symbolism of Obama's campaign was never far from the surface.

After the founders of Ben and Jerry’s endorsed Mr. Obama, the campaign blog quickly suggested a new ice cream flavor that plays off of a favorite campaign slogan: Yes, Pecan!

Taking the" Line-up campaign" promoted by Taipei City government in1979 as an example, the author suggested that this campaign was a kind of bodily discipline emphasizing senses of social order, efficiency and civility derived from the ideology of modernization.

He later took advantage of his unwanted fame and fronted a campaign to save Ashdown Forest from the ravages of oil prospectors.

The only two candidates with a realistic chance of winning the presidency are Mr Mujica and Mr Lacalle, which some fear brings the possibility of a polarized campaign.

When the enemy launches a large-scale "encirclement and suppression" campaign, our general principle is to lure him in deep, withdraw into the base area and fight him there, because this is our surest method of smashing his offensive.

So, the military leaders who were putting the military campaign together had to devise a way of using the aircraft they had, including nonstealth most effectively, and so that the other aircraft benefited from how we were using the stealth aircraft.

The general slurred over his contribution to the campaign.

But now he will campaign for his party's 2010 candidates from afar, holding fund raisers but not hitting the campaign trail in most of the contested RACES.

Many people who saw the campaign were more likely to donate or volunteer in the future, according to his research, even those who had not previously participated in that particular campaign.

Google has supported the idea from the beginning including running an AD campaign called "Free the Airwaves." Initially, they said.

It was part of a police campaign to call attention to the importance of zebra crossings, which are routinely ignored in Moscow, contributing to the large number of pedestrians who are hit by cars.

Trying to sort out these observations and implications, I call to mind a statement by Chiou I-jen, formerly the campaign manager for Chen Shui-bian:"Taiwan is in effect an independent sovereign state, the current name of which is 'the Republic of China'."

The advertising campaign didn't have much effect on sales.

a campaign to clean up(ie reduce the amount of sex and violence shown on)television

But he resigned after failing to adhere to a campaign pledge to revise a plan to relocate an enormous and enormously unpopular American Marine base in Okinawa.

"Chang-an -- one slip of moon;in ten thousand houses, the sound of fulling mn winds keep on Blowing,all things make me think of Jade Pass!When will they put down the Barbarians and my good man come home from his far campaign?"

She is a key strategist in the campaign against terrorism.

Some store asset groups are catalog, campaign, contract, fulfillment, payment, pricing, site, store, tax, and so on.

Elizabeth shrugs it off as campaign jitters.

The story does not shy away from depicting the harrowing details of the campaign, down to the dysentery and malaria.

“Change”, too, was a campaign buzzword.

"Mission: space even has its own national television ad campaign, the first time Disney Corp. has done that for a single attraction. It could easily be the most expensive single attraction ever to open."

The second thing that bothered me was the difficulties a campaign would pose for my governorship.

Most of the time, presidential debates feature the candidates repeating the same policy talking points they have uttered over and over again on the campaign trail.