campaign strategy

As a result, the Clinton campaign strategy has been to "get the public involved."

But now the party must look deeply at its campaign strategy.

"For me, the best campaign strategy is to focus on doing my job," he said.

When she decided to run for Congress in 1978, they got together to map out campaign strategy.

"Nothing left to do now but pack up all the campaign strategies that we thought were going work."

"So it's difficult to come up with a comprehensive campaign strategy."

"So, are we clear on the new advertising campaign strategy?"

This is a campaign strategy to increase the ego of the current administration.

By all indications, it was not part of some larger campaign strategy.

Now, he is deeply involved in his own re-election campaign strategy.

We can explain all recent successful presidential campaign strategies simply.

Even the candidates' campaign strategies seem reflected in the same glass.

Murphy took the campaign strategy of selling himself as a West alternative.

A commitment to a shared national campaign strategy and involvement at every level.

She did wrong, the argument goes, by using government computers to draw up campaign strategy.

With that information, small teams of students develop campaign strategies and budgets.

They decided on a campaign strategy that showed off their candidate's charm.

"Her current campaign strategy is like an army that has run out of bullets.

Using these principles and essential elements, companies must develop their campaign strategies.

When segments on campaign strategy and tactics are added to the "who's ahead?"

Your analysis of the opposing campaign strategies was most insightful.

And when music submits to the ballot, campaign strategies are in order.

His administration is planning a campaign strategy for 2004 that reaches out to minority voters.

He now hangs back, addressing himself more to subjects of overall campaign strategy.

But we respect his gift for campaign strategy and political conciliation.