Sentence examples for aspiring candidate from inspiring English sources
"aspiring candidate" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to someone who is applying for a job or position in a particular field. For example, "John is an aspiring candidate for the position of marketing manager at ABC Company."
Serious people questioned whether it was good politics for Chris Christie, the governor of New Jersey and aspiring candidate for the White House, to be photographed hugging the owner of the Dallas Cowboys.
An aspiring candidate who is not picked by the party can collect signatures and force a primary in September.
It's about more than numbers, he says: "Not every MP or aspiring candidate is a coconut (ie black outside, white inside).
Similarly, Ernesto Cordero, an aspiring candidate for the 2012 presidential election and a member of Mr. Calderón's political party, recently pointed out that there were no magical remedies for "getting out of the problem we got ourselves in".
The campaign begins virtually the moment the last vote has been cast in the previous Congressional mid-term elections – and even before that an aspiring candidate may be quietly putting the bones of a campaign together, lining up donors and so on.
Erasmus has paved the way for the reform of European higher education under the Bologna Process, has been a pilot for its study point scheme ECTS, and was an initiator for the opening up to countries in central and eastern Europe to EU-membership, as it is for current aspiring candidate members.
For example, it advises aspiring candidates to personally double check that their petition circulators aren't producing "garbage".
One of the first questions asked of aspiring candidates at any parliamentary selection is, "If elected, will you live here?" It could be anywhere between Penzance and Orkney.
A Labour document, published today in the leftwing weekly Tribune, says the national selection panel will "determine the length of each individual selection timetable, longlist and then interview aspiring candidates, draw up a shortlist for aspiring candidates which will be consistent with the decision of the late retirement panel".
Analysts say that given Morocco's complex proportional electoral system and the few requirements for aspiring candidates and parties — there are 5,873 candidates from more than 30 parties — it is unlikely that one party would emerge with a majority.
Analysts say that given Morocco's complex proportional electoral system and the few requirements for aspiring candidates and parties — there are 5,873 candidates from 33 parties — it is unlikely that one party will emerge with a majority.
