Sentence examples for Proffer candidates from inspiring English sources

I'm not presumptuous enough to proffer candidates, especially as my list might be rather theatre-centric, and you may not want to follow Rocco with another theatre-oriented person, since the NEA has an impact on so many areas in the arts.

The Britons, though, obediently proffered their candidates, whilst pretending to find the task distressing.

Sometimes with McCain's initial resistance but always with his eventual approval, Schmidt has proffered a candidate who is variously a fighter, a conciliator, an experienced leader and a shake-'em-up rebel.

Instead of attempting to resolve complex policy debates on the basis of the dueling facts and contestations proffered by the candidates, voters use the debates to decide which individual they trust to lead the country.

This may be one reason you're seeing so many of the 2016 presidential candidates suddenly proffer half-baked solutions to the student-debt crisis.

The Labour mayoral candidate proffered an olive branch as he paid tribute to the way Jewish people have shaped London.

Jewish voters are not one homogenous block". The Labour mayoral candidate proffered an olive branch as he paid tribute to the way Jewish people have shaped London.

On yet another wavelength, the candidate proffered his bona fides as a black man to ­African-Americans who were initially wary of his unusual upbringing, his white family ties and his predominantly white political support.

LAS VEGAS — Scores of college students fanned out in neighborhoods across this city Wednesday, phone banks buzzed with newly minted volunteers and endorsements were proffered as the Democratic presidential candidates ratcheted up the volume in this once-quiet caucus state.

But I would far rather proffer to one of my clients a candidate with a marginal resume and the ability to sell herself than someone who has crafted a work of art but who can't communicate those strengths in person.

The latest episode in New Mexico, the Republican proffer, has roiled state politics for weeks -- all because the Greens found no viable candidates for races in the First and Second Congressional districts, which both major parties consider highly competitive and crucial for winning a House majority.