Betekenis van:
political campaign

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The political campaign has turned into a dirty fight at last.
2. The request became a hot political issue in the presidential campaign.
3. To my campaign manager, David Plouffe! The unsung hero of this campaign, who built the best, the best political campaign, I think, in the history of the United States of America.
4. Any staff member who stands for public or political office shall be given unpaid leave starting on the date he declares that he is beginning his electoral campaign.
5. limit the immunities granted to politicians and public officials in line with European best practices and improve legislation on transparency in political party and election campaign financing.
6. Any employee who stands for public or political office shall be given unpaid leave starting on the date he declares that he is beginning his electoral campaign.
7. The precautionary measures adopted for ongoing projects and programmes under the Ninth and earlier EDFs will be completely lifted on publication of the electoral roll and the decree setting the dates for the election and for the official opening of the election campaign and arrangements for guaranteeing freedom of public assembly and to campaign for political parties.
8. the development of a programme to raise awareness of civic issues and instil civic values, and the launch of a civic awareness campaign attended by the government authorities, the National Independent Electoral Commission, political parties, civil society organisations and the press,
9. The political dialogue provided for in Article 8 of the ACP-EU Partnership Agreement shall be maintained and conducted, as far as possible, in coordination with the International Contact Group on Madagascar. It may be stepped up if a consensus-based solution for a return to constitutional order is reached, which includes 1) a consensual arrangement for a transitional government; 2) the setting-up of a clear roadmap towards election, which is acceptable to the involved parties and which allows for a free and fair election campaign; 3) fair elections, recognised as such by the international community and which can provide democratic legitimacy to a new Government.