Sentence examples for candidacy to go from inspiring English sources

Mr. Edwards, a senator from North Carolina, has spent about $800,000 in South Carolina, a state which he said he must win in order for his candidacy to go forward, and where he has spent 21 days this year.

But it allowed Shafik's candidacy to go ahead while his legal status is under threat from the constitutional court.

While some might point to Mathieu's one-game suspension as an argument against his candidacy, I refuse to go there.

In the 2016 presidential campaign, Republican front-runner Donald Trump has based much of his candidacy on a promise to go further with immigration reform — and to build "the greatest wall you've ever seen" between the U.S. and Mexico.

There was anger at the news media, which in the space of three months seemed to them to go from celebrating his candidacy to seeking to destroy it.

In that final conversation, Rudd says, Turnbull told him the issue of his candidacy would go to cabinet to avoid the perception of a "captain's pick".

He told CNN Monday he was "not dropping out of this race" so "long as my wife is behind me, and as long as my wife believes that I should stay in this race". Certainly, there is enough buzz surrounding his candidacy to keep him going.

The morning after Election Day 2010, you awoke to find that your bid to become chief executive of our state had failed, and the sordid ballot initiative that you had exploited to drum up support for your candidacy was going to have to find others to defend it in court.

It took Dean's brief and sensational antiwar candidacy to bring this go-along-and-get-along period to an end.

"The question on the minds of many Democrats now is whether a Franken candidacy is going to lead to a campaign in which the challenger's record rather than the incumbent's will be the subject of the campaign," said Lawrence Jacobs, a political scientist at the University of Minnesota.

Personally, I'm beginning to think a McCain candidacy is going to echo the clueless, out of touch 1996 campaign Robert Dole ran against a far younger, more politically nimble Democrat by the name of Bill Clinton.