Sentence examples for candidacy using from inspiring English sources

Mr. Corzine is bankrolling his candidacy using his $400 million fortune.

The boys are with Bernie.'" Clinton's campaign has tried to mobilize young women around the symbolism of her candidacy, using feminism to help her campaign make the case against Sanders.

With the Kremlin championing his candidacy and using its authority to squeeze the opposition, Mr. Medvedev coasted to victory on March 2. Since then, he has unveiled no major staff appointments, changes in the structure of government or strikingly new proposals.

Atiku Abubakar may run as the presidential candidate of a different party, and former military chief of state Ibrahim Babangida may try to revive his candidacy also using as his platform one of the minor parties.

As for her own candidacy, she used a line that has become a trademark in her seven-week-old campaign: "We'll never know unless we try".

To review the candidacy criteria used to counsel parents of profoundly deaf children, to determine if these criteria have changed over time, and to evaluate eventual communication outcomes for these patients.

Although the fliers don't appear to directly mention Trump or his candidacy, they use language that points to the KKK's love affair with the real estate mogul, which The Huffington Post has extensively documented throughout the campaign.

Porous services require few qualifications of candidacy to use them, and may require the mobilisation of relatively fewer resources.

When Mr. Lamont announced his candidacy in February, using the word "business" more than a dozen times in his speech, My Left Nutmeg, a liberal Web site, ran the headline: "Ned [yawn] Lamont announces for [snore] Governor".

While the president has not officially declared his candidacy and is using his remaining time in office to try to convince his countrymen that he alone can protect them from the current economic crisis, Hollande has started campaigning for good.

Women lawmakers at the Emily's List conference and gala spoke of Clinton as if her candidacy is inevitable, using the pronoun "she" to describe the Democratic Party's 2016 nominee.