Sentence examples for candidates accessible from inspiring English sources

States should make information about the voting process and candidates accessible to all people with disabilities, using simple language, visual aids, or oral instructions, and training local election supervisors to provide such information during the voting process.

According to the rules of EGS design[ 28], the favorable accessible regions of Ngfp-lacZ (Fig. 1A) and Mtgfp mRNAs (Fig. 1B) were identified from all candidate accessible regions.

The Gore campaign has become adept at limiting the national media's access and making the candidate appear accessible through the local news media.

In contemporary campaigns, the effort to present a candidate as accessible and relatable plays out on Instagram and YouTube as much as in greasy spoons and at county fairs.

Such vaccine candidates should be accessible by the immune system and have limited diversity.

Will they learn from Brown's success and that of new Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell and run pragmatic, accessible candidates that will respond to the public's demands for effective answers on the economy?

"Donald Trump has proved himself to be the most accessible candidate, like it or not, but don't blame us if the other candidates are not as accessible".

And let McCain go back to what he's been good at in the past — running as a cheerful, open and accessible candidate.

Then, in the surest sign that Mr. McCain's wild ride was over, the ever accessible candidate ended his speech and departed without taking any questions.

Mrs. Clinton also noted that about 11,000 page of her daily schedule as First Lady were set to be released on Wednesday –- evidence, she said, that she was a transparent and accessible candidate, an image the Obama campaign has challenged.

Stung by journalists' praise for Mr. McCain as an accessible candidate and envious of Mr. McCain's good relations with the news media, Mr. Bush has begun his own charm offensive.