Sentence examples for candidacy offer from inspiring English sources

Obama's character and candidacy offer a way out of the divisive identity politics that has, in part, cost the Democratic Party its majority status since the nineteen-sixties.

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Mr. Goncharik's candidacy offers Belarussians a realistic chance to rid themselves of the oppressive Mr. Lukashenko.

By another way of thinking, however, his candidacy offers proof of a growing tolerance on the part of evangelical Christians, a willingness to shed ancestral religious prejudices.

Most important, his candidacy offers the healthy prospect that millions of voters who now feel disenfranchised will become active, interested and involved citizens.

New Jersey's Thomas H. Kean Jr., whose candidacy offers the GOP its most promising hope to take a Senate seat from a Democrat in November, called for Hastert's resignation yesterday, as did the editorial page of the Los Angeles Times.

Yaheiry Mora, director of the nonprofit Casa in Action, said Gutiérrez's candidacy offers an opportunity to reshape the county government in a way that better reflects the community.

Greg Dyke, the FA chairman, who backed Platini for Fifa president in July, almost immediately the Uefa president announced his candidacy, offered some characteristically premature and ill-thought out reaction, telling ITV News: "I know no more than you do," before focusing all his comments on Blatter.

His candidacy offers something of a blueprint for moderate Democrats hoping to unite competing factions of the party.

Donald Trump's campaign Tuesday night said that he "denounces hate in any form" and disavowed support for his candidacy offered by a newspaper associated with the Ku Klux Klan.

And so Carter's candidacy offers a shot at revival, not only for his grandfather's legacy but also for a state party beset by scandal and neglect for years.