Sentence examples for a designated candidate from inspiring English sources

As a further control, it could even require that all contributions be made directly to the party treasurer for the benefit of a designated candidate.

He was then dismissed from his job by the Police Department, which said that Mr. Davis violated the department's policy by being an active-duty officer while being the designated candidate of a political party for office.

It may be that partisan identity has become so powerful that it can serve as a colored container, red or blue, for anything the designated candidate might do or say.

Then another challenger made a move: U.S. Representative Mo Brooks, a member of the Freedom Caucus, who campaigned on the premise that he is more Trumpish than Trump's designated candidate because he, like Trump, is disdainful of McConnell, who is a Washington insider and not nearly enough of an absolutist.

Mr. Blakeman, 54, is the designated candidate of the Republican State Committee.

But Mr. Davis said that he had not been an official candidate and had never received notice that he was the party's designated candidate.

But Mr. Davis contended that he had not been an official candidate and had never received notice that he was the party's designated candidate.

They've never liked the idea of anyone's qualifying for their primary other than their designated candidate.

It is also expected to far exceed the war chest of Rick A. Lazio, the Republican Party's designated candidate.

After money is donated through any of those pages, ActBlue sends it to the designated candidate; stacks of checks are sent from ActBlue's Cambridge office every week.

Gerhard Schroder, the Social Democrats' designated candidate against Mr. Kohl, quickly charged that the Chancellor's bargain with Mr. Chirac might be illegal and would jeopardize the credibility of the new currency.