Sentence examples for benefit candidates from inspiring English sources

These laws were supposed to prohibit large, undisclosed "gifts" to political parties that benefit candidates for public office.

Colorado and Minnesota also hold caucuses rather than primaries, and that could benefit candidates like Mr. Paul and Mr. Santorum.

This should benefit candidates with names known nationwide (like Mr Lieberman) or with the best organisations (Mr Kerry, at the moment).

The short answer is that – at the national level and among ten key swing states – taking a pro-climate stand appears to benefit candidates more than hurt them with registered voters.

The slow pace, some Vatican experts speculated, may benefit candidates from outside Italy who may be intent on cleaning up widely reported instances of corruption within the Vatican bureaucracy, rather than those candidates who run Vatican business already, and who might want to move more quickly.

Using public funds to benefit candidates is unfair, Coupal said, because "it's the power of government skewing the political process".

Yes, there had been late surges in polls, but they benefited candidates who seemed to have earned them: Rick Santorum in Iowa and Jon M. Huntsman Jr. in New Hampshire, who had concentrated heavily on those states and who were good cultural fits for them.

Although Priorities USA Action was the single biggest spender this cycle, the rest of the top 10 single-candidate super PACs were conservative, and 70percentt of all single-candidate outside money was spent to benefit conservative candidates.

Renee Bernays, international candidate manager, believes this is of great benefit to candidates as the consultancy helps at each stage of the process - from giving advice on visas, to organising interviews and contracts once they arrive.

The network has dedicated $42m so far to television and digital advertising to benefit such candidates, Holden said.

Such a move would benefit Republican candidates because Democrats so outnumber them among the city's registered voters.