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Meanings of campaigning in English

Portuguese
candidatura
Catalan
candidatura
Spanish
candidatura

The campaign of a candidate to be elected.

candidatura
Usage of campaigning in English
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Currently, politicians in New York state are also campaigning for similar measures.
BBC
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Within seven days and surging COVID-19 cases both parties suspended physical campaigning.
Jamaica Observer
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However, parties campaigning to remain in the EU also made significant gains.
Radio NZ
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In Britain, political parties have temporarily suspended campaigning following the Manchester attack.
Reuters
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Twenty days' campaigning seemed to have aged the soldiers as many years.
The guns of august
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There's just two days left of campaigning ahead of elections in Tonga.
Radio NZ
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Elections this year gave victory to parties campaigning on an anti-immigration platform.
Reuters
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BBC News rounds up the second day of the official election campaigning.
BBC
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They say they are campaigning against corruption and years of political marginalisation.
Reuters
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They say they are campaigning against corruption and years of political marginalization.
Reuters
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It is hard to imagine major changes in Trump's approach to campaigning.
The Guardian
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And this time the government will be campaigning to leave, not remain.
Reuters
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Political courage, plain speaking and determined campaigning have been in short supply.
The Irish Times
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Libertas is campaigning for a No vote in the Lisbon Treaty referendum.
The Irish Times
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Here, it went directly to campaigning organisations campaigning on government policy issues.
The Guardian
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Opinion polls in the final days of campaigning had predicted further deadlock.
Reuters
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Translations for campaigning
Campaigning through the time
Campaigning across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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