Sentence examples for acceptable candidate for from inspiring English sources

Walid told me later that Putin had assured Rabbani that he was the most acceptable candidate for the Presidency and had encouraged him not to support the King.

But Mr. Talent argued that Mr. Romney was the most capable, electable and acceptable candidate for Republicans at large, and argued the party should focus on getting him into office and then return to the internal deliberations about its direction.

Because Jeb's Catholicism hasn't hurt his social-conservative bonafides as governor of Florida, he opposed stem-cell research and abortion rights, and famously stepped in to intervene in the 2003 Terri Schiavo case all of which will make him an acceptable candidate for the far right, even if he isn't Mike Huckabee or Rick Santorum.

I wonder why, then, in a land that has prided itself on its toleration of "different" religions -- a sore point at the moment -- this nation wouldn't consider as an acceptable candidate for president someone who has no religious affiliation at all? ( I wouldn't presume to include atheists in this group because they do have strong feelings about religion).

Validity of the null hypothesis gives us more ground to assume that from the genetic perspective the cell line is an acceptable candidate for modelling of the disease or process.

Your veterinarian can determine if your dog is an acceptable candidate for this option.

The speaker of Parliament even suggested that the two sides sit down together to devise a list of acceptable candidates for the powerful body.

Perhaps Senator Lieberman, in his recent remarks about religion in public life, has opened the door to the day when nonbelievers will be seen as acceptable candidates for highest offices.

Not all propositions that look like perfectly acceptable candidates for sentence denotations have exemplifying situations.

The patients were screened as acceptable candidates for hip resurfacing based on standard criteria.

It is quite clear from past experience that patients should be carefully screened in a multidisciplinary manner before being considered acceptable candidates for surgery for morbid obesity.