Sentence examples for candidate grant from inspiring English sources

But he also asks how any voter balances self-interest with patriotic conviction if the two are at odds — as they were when the General Grant who expelled Jewish citizens became Candidate Grant, courting Jewish votes for the presidency.

In a poll by the Democratic firm Lake Research Partners, Ricky Gill, another Republican candidate granted a speaking slot at the convention on Tuesday, was 16 points behind Representative Jerry McNerney, a California Democrat in a redrawn Republican-leaning district.

The fact that Walker was the sole candidate granted the privilege of riding alongside the popular senator was a metaphor for his poll position, according to the New York Times, which reported before the event that all of the other presidential aspirants were being "left in the dust".

The interview was one of several the two candidates granted on Friday, under strict time limitations.

Mr. Obama's campaign opened an office in Hagatna, the capital, and the two candidates granted interviews to local media.

In February, Reddit users deemed it the fourth-most-worthy nonprofit out of more than eight thousand candidates, granting the site a donation of exactly $82,765.95.

It was her idea that neither Ortega, nor any Sandinista candidate should grant press interviews during the campaign, or participate in presidential debates.

The answers are going to remain confidential for the next 72 years; at that point a Ph.D. candidate may grant you immortality by writing a dissertation on your indoor plumbing.

To discourage candidates from exceeding the voluntary spending limits, the bill includes a provision that would give complying candidates a grant equal to the amount of money their opponents spent beyond the cap.

While we're on the subject of bailouts, here's a candidate: Pell grants, the largest federal aid programme, is projecting a $6bn shortfall next year, as students increasingly apply for financial assistance to attend college.

The FDA Promotes Further Zombie-ism If XYZ's candidate is granted a Food and Drug Administration FDAA) "orphan drug" designation, which is given if the candidate would have been a treatment for a condition where no treatment currently exists, the increased attention received from the FDA's designation would cause it to become a full zombie even faster.