Sentence examples for candidate so that from inspiring English sources

We have young people represented, but you know, young people generally are more strongly committed to the Democratic candidate so that pool of uncommitted voters tends to be kind of, more middle of the road, generally more white, more average in terms of education and in terms of age.

I knew I was a candidate, so that when I came they would be judging me.

Labour rebels are trying to coalesce around one candidate so that if Corbyn is back on the ballot there is a better chance of beating him.

One suggested hiring a telegenic surrogate for each presidential candidate so that the actual candidate could make serious preparations for office, to reverse what Mr. O'Neill saw as a pattern of "professional campaigners" and "amateur presidents".

But if he felt the measure was doomed and winner-take-all would continue in Colorado, he said, he would vote for a major party candidate so that his vote would not be wasted.

After all, Mrs. Clinton at one point had to dispel rumors that she and her husband had urged General Clark to become a presidential candidate so that he could, in turn, serve as a stalking horse to hold a spot for her to enter the race.

As deputy leader, I'll level the playing field for candidates so that money and connections are no advantage in selections.

The Guardian Council, which supervises the elections, actively vets the candidates so that, in the words of one leading jurist, it "prevents corruption and deviation".

This is what is necessary in order to truly understand candidates so that good hiring decisions can be made.

Running as a Tea Party candidate, Mr. Davis, 78, is siphoning support from the Republican candidate — so much so that Republicans privately concede that if they do not stop him, they could hand a seat they have long held to the Democrats.

The site also includes a collection of uncaptioned photographs of candidates so that voters can select their president on looks alone.