Sentences with phrase «idea of a national campaign»

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The Canadian Federation of Independent Business thinks it might never be a good idea and has launched a national campaign against the reform.

When photographer Carol Ross published a book of portraits honoring African - American dads, she had no idea it would be the cornerstone of a national campaign that challenges the image of the absent black father.

He needs also to paint in the big ideas of social justice and economic credibility on the big canvass of national politics, not the assiduous detail of small town and party campaigning.

So, in the literature of the Tory candidate for Blaydon, I wonder if there's an important idea for the national campaign.

The mayor happens to be stepping up his profile - boosting national campaign at a time when the governor's approval ratings are at their lowest point ever, with the idea of a reformed and re-made Albany now in pieces.

The idea, originally proposed by Peter Hain, chair of the national policy forum, could see a registered supporters network bring in people who are non-partymembers who are willing to work on single - issue campaigns, such as local service cuts.

Mr Idea Eguabor, the Director Of Chief Raymond Dokpesi Campaign Organisation for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) National Chairmanship, has said that Dokpesi would not step...

Asked last week about whether the rally indicated Sharpton and National Action Network endorsement for his campaign, Foy dismissed the idea, saying he wasn't trying to invite politics into the conversation about a hospital that he said is crucial to the well - being of the neighborhood.

The groups, which today released their own education policy framework and launched the National Opportunity to Learn campaign to advance their ideas, want Mr. Duncan to make big changes to his draft proposal for reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.

Aside from a commitment to oppose the expansion of selection in English schools, the Labour conference has been light on education policy, and although Corbyn has renewed a commitment to the idea of a national education service, there have been few details about the policy first mooted during his leadership campaign last year.

If Gates doesn't want to launch a major campaign for the creation of a national digital library endowment in the admirable spirit of his Giving Pledge, he ideally will still offer enthusiastic approval of the idea, so that librarians and others can proceed without fear of his grant - givers punishing anyone.

As well as making playful, politically - engaged work for galleries and public spaces, Harrison is also the founder and coordinator of the national Bring Back British Rail campaign — which strives to popularise the idea of re-nationalising our public transport system — and is the agent for The Artists» Bond — a life - long speculative funding scheme for artists, now with 160 members across the UK.