Moreover, it has accepted that Turkey, a big Muslim country, can be a long-term candidate to join.
"Zizou" returned to Real in 2014 and despite not having the required coaching badges in his first season he established himself and was soon spoken about as a long-term candidate for the top job.
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Andrews is not recommending surgery now, but the Blue Jays said the specialist calls the 29-year-old a long-term surgical candidate.
He is what general managers call "organizational pitching depth," the type of guy who can be stashed at triple A in case a starter gets hurt or is struggling but is rarely viewed as a long-term rotation candidate.
Another long-term candidate is Ted Lilly, a left-handed pitcher added today as part of the Hideki Irabu deal with the Montreal Expos.
While the immediate emphasis is on selecting an interim chairman who would then oversee the exchange's governance overhaul, the emergence of Mr. Fisher's name suggests the type of long-term candidate that would appeal to the board.
Most or all of these have been mentioned as possible long-term candidates for the Woods job.
"In the long-term, candidates expect more authenticity, more transparency, more true experiences".
Because there are a very limited numbers of salaried positions at university hospitals, doctors who can afford to work on a long-term basis are better candidates than are women who have children.
In late January 2006, when the Liberal Democrats were at a dangerous crossroads after the resignation of Charles Kennedy and sexual shenanigans of leadership candidates, a long-term friend of new Conservative leader David Cameron gleefully predicted the third party of British politics could split in half – with the brightest stars defecting to the Conservatives.
