run a campaign

"They cannot give full credit to a woman running a campaign."

"Why is the state trying to tell me how to run a campaign?"

Certainly it is not hard for the president's wife to run a campaign on her own.

"but I just don't want to be out there running a campaign right now."

He ran a campaign that said here is a whole different set of ideas.

The Sun had been running a campaign against domestic violence at the time.

"I think we ran a campaign that was very different in a lot of ways," he said.

The candidate would then have been left on his or her own to run a campaign and raise money.

The Republicans counter that they are simply running a campaign on the issues.

"The taxpayers shouldn't pay for us to run a campaign."

I mean, what does it cost to run a campaign down here?"

This is a guy who's never run a campaign in his life."

"I think she needs to run a campaign that's based on certain beliefs," he said.

"I can do more to grow the Republican majority, rather than spend the next eight months locked down in running a campaign."

We had strangers coming in trying to run a campaign."

Why shouldn't I be able to run a campaign as well as any man?

"We ran a campaign that was focused on the issues.

"This is the way it happens when you're running a campaign and things are really going against you.

The candidates are usually nominated by one or more parties, but do not generally run a campaign.

The work proved controversial with other residents and the local press ran a campaign against the piece over the next two years.

The government is running a campaign to try to convince teenagers not to start smoking.

I pledge to run a campaign based on issues, not insults, and about the real differences between us.

This is a crazy way to run a campaign.

"I'm going to run a campaign about building New York up."

"Pataki has been allowed to run a campaign where he does not discuss the issues."