Sentence examples for bring candidates from inspiring English sources

He set up "crash courses" to bring candidates "up to speed" on these questions.

"When we bring candidates here, we want them to see a vibrant town," Colonel Whaley said.

Election season seemed to bring candidates to every omelette-and-fries joint in America.

The typical vetting process will bring candidates' quirks and flaws to the surface, but wise selectors accept imperfection when they make their decision.

Trump told reporters he did not expect to bring candidates in for interviews again when he headed to his New Jersey golf club this weekend.

"Our underlying goal is to have a system that will act as a magnet that will bring candidates to the Pacific Northwest to learn about our issues and concerns," said David Brine, a spokesman for the Secretary of State's office.

»…translation is an ethical obligation.« The fact that it does not yet happen widely enough may simply be that the academic sector is rarely ready, or sufficiently equipped to seize the challenge of translational research, and to bring candidate tools to a point of visibility and credibility that would interest the pharmaceutical/vaccine companies.

Campaign finance watchdogs call it a worrisome trend, saying the heavy emphasis on such arrangements brings candidates one step further into the embrace of major donors.

The White House may continue to show signs that it is proceeding toward a nomination in "good faith": by bringing candidates to Washington, for example.

After all, when Chicago learned last fall that Richard M. Daley, the city's longest-serving mayor, planned to retire, the prospect of the first race without a sitting mayor on the ballot in 64 years brought candidates rushing in from all sides.

"It's scary for companies to commit to bringing candidates straight to an onsite without doing technical screening because each onsite is 4-5 hofrs of engineering time spent," he told me.