Sentence examples for candidate treating from inspiring English sources

So I've translated each forecast into a projected margin of victory for the incumbent candidate, treating the third-party vote as a known variable.

FAIRBANKS, Alaska — The candidate treated like the front-runner in the Alaska Senate race is one not actually on the ballot.

For his part, former President Bill Clinton speaking at a weekend rally in South Dakota railed against the press coverage his wife has been getting lately, saying that he has "never seen a candidate treated so disrespectfully just for running".

Did the candidate treat everyone with dignity and respect?

Observe how the candidate treats the pet, and how comfortable the pet is around the candidate.

A number of acts are unlawful, including bribery, dissuading electors from voting, making false statements about candidates, treating and undue influence.

In the Clinton-Dole debate a week ago, and again in the debate last Wednesday between Vice-President Gore and Mr. Kemp, the candidates treated each other with a show of decent respect.

"It is expected that candidates treat this as a formal interview, so dressing formally is recommended," Milne advises.

Jason: I hope the Dem candidates treat Washburn better than the GOPers did yesterday.

Also, there is the question of how the candidates treat the huge stash -- more than $2.1 trillion -- of corporate profits being hoarded in tax havens.

Given that improvement and that the mortality in the MR cohort is still reassuringly smaller than that of TAVI candidates treated medically, 1 TAVI should not be denied to these patients on the basis of MR alone.