Sentence examples for candidate calling from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Obama resisted the idea as a candidate, calling for a mandate for children only.
She has become the right-wing, anti-establishment candidate, calling for term limits and portraying herself in her advertisements as an ordinary Texas resident.
As a result, any candidate calling himself a Republican must reach out to Democrats or independents to have any hope of winning a statewide election.
Mr. Rouhani, who calls himself a moderate, won the June 14 presidential election by a large margin, surprising many who expected Iran's governing establishment to block any candidate calling for change.
The issue also reverberated in partisan politics in the United States, with Mitt Romney, the presumed Republican presidential candidate, calling the massacre "horrific" and criticizing President Obama for backing the Annan plan.
"I reject the politics of a candidate calling me an anti-Catholic bigot over the phone waves and then telling the press corps that he didn't do it, until after the polls had closed in Michigan," Mr. Bush said.
Dr. Ota studied one candidate, called MVA85A.
"One candidate calls me a lot himself.
Moon Jae-in, the main opposition candidate, calls it a disaster.
His leading candidate, called Goldfinger, withstood Race One, but consumers rejected it as acidic and starchy.
Rick Santorum, the one-time Presidential candidate, called the health exception overly broad, and thus "phony".
