Sentence examples for candidate imposed from inspiring English sources

To deduce the consequences among Republican activists, let's imagine a counter-factual from 1972: pit Nixon against Humphrey or Muskie or Jackson, a candidate imposed on the liberal Democratic base much as conservative Republicans feel Romney is being imposed on them.

Here's the heart of it: The reality is that the Labour vote is going to be divided between the candidate imposed by the NEC Helal Abbas and Lutfur Rahman, the candidate chosen by Tower Hamlets party members, who is now standing as an independent.

Second, it is very clear, extremely clear, that additional regulation on the economy at this point would be a burden on growth and whichever candidate imposes the most regulation is going to get the least growth.

But forcing the state G.O.P. to admit after a century or so that the backflips it requires of candidates "impose an undue burden on access" to the ballot -- roughly the equivalent of getting John Gotti to say, "O.K., there really is a Mafia" -- helped make the case such a slam dunk that Burt Neuborne the N.Y.U.

The orientation of the constructed surfel candidates imposes an effective constraint that reduces the effect of the minimal surface bias.

Without recovery, not only do its debts look unsustainable; it also becomes yet another candidate for imposed austerity and technocratic government.

Mr. Lukashenko has long sought to sustain alliances with both Russia and Western partners, but this balancing game ended after last December's presidential elections, when the authorities systematically arrested nearly all the opposition presidential candidates and imposed heavy sentences on some of them.

Candidates are imposed, selections are rigged, and the annual conference is no longer a vibrant celebration of democracy with halls packed to standing: it is a technocratic rally to demagoguery, and a poorly attended one at that (at least by party members).

This followed unease among Fianna Fáil parliamentary party Oireachtas members, with a number unhappy that a candidate was being imposed by the leadership without discussion.

It was no suprise that Donna Lopiano, a former college athlete, coach and administrator, now the executive director of the Women's Sports Foundation, offered practical suggestions about finding and evaluating coaching candidates and imposing standards of behavior and performance.

Until December, Mr. Liu, who is contemplating a run for mayor in 2013, had distinguished himself among potential candidates by imposing a cap of $800, to reflect the lucky number 8 in Chinese culture, but also to underscore the breadth of his support.