Sentence examples for candidate media from inspiring English sources

COMING UP TODAY A mayoral candidate media blitz: Bill de Blasio is on 1010-WINS at 7 30 a.m., WCBS-880 at 3 30 p.m. and NY1's "Road to City Hall" at 7 p.m.

From initial explorations of candidate media, the two salts (PCMs) NaNO3 and eutectic NaCl MgCl2 were selected for further development as storage media with phase change.

Based on the results of isothermal adsorption experiments, a hybrid of zeolite, expanded vermiculite, vesuvianite was chosen out of five candidate media as the optimal combination in terms of adsorption efficiency.

Thus a scoping tool, referred to as the Acceptability Envelope, was developed to screen preliminary candidate media and storage vessel designs, identifying the range of chemical, physical and geometrical parameters for the coupled media and storage vessel system that allow it to meet performance targets.

Conservative blogger John C.A. Bambenek claimed that the site should comply with campaign finance laws because it charges a fee to place advertising on its website and it provides "a gift of free advertising and candidate media services" by posting blog entries that support candidates.

Although the Kochs have not explicitly endorsed a 2016 presidential candidate, media speculation rests heavily on Scott Walker.

The interviews will take part in front of an 800-strong audience, testing the potential candidates' media skills in a high-pressure situation.

These included government resources being used to favour ruling-party candidates, media restrictions, vote-buying and lack of transparency on the electoral commissions.

Mexico: Leaders come together to ensure children are a priority in elections MEXICO CITY, 22 July 2005 – In anticipation of next July's presidential election, the Consultative Board of UNICEF Mexico has issued an appeal to candidates, media and all citizens to make children's rights a priority on the political agenda.

By Maya Dollarhide MEXICO CITY, 22 July 2005 – In anticipation of next July's presidential election, the Consultative Board of UNICEF Mexico has issued an appeal to candidates, media and all citizens to make children's rights a priority on the political agenda.

"It certainly is not mainstream and part of every candidate's media plan yet," he said.