Sentence examples for candidates competition from inspiring English sources

Part of this is the flip side of the Republican Presidential candidates' competition to see who can most loudly assert his own Christianity, and disparage the President's.

We investigated competition and selection by manipulating the number of initially activated word candidates (competition) and their later drop-out rate (selection).

More than anything else, it merely put sharper focus on what had already become a two-candidate competition.

The most obvious issue is candidate competition, which is related to contest timing.

This is the case even in a system as dominated by party – rather than candidate – competition such as the UK, where the institutional setting works against voters learning about the conduct of their specific MP (Cain et al., 1987; Carey and Shugart, 1995; Pattie and Johnston, 2004; Kam, 2009).

But in South Carolina, we are once again discovering that what American voters actually want is real elections, with decent candidates and competition and a chance to influence the outcome.

A third of the eligible candidates in competitions for high court judges are already women.

A campaign is an effort to establish a narrative about a candidate, in competition with the opposing campaign's narrative.

If Youngs took a big step forward in a position without a stand-out candidate, the competition at full-back gets tastier by the week.

As the Giant of Africa now turns its attention to country-wide presidential elections, the contest is shaping up to be dangerous and destabilizing, pitting a Christian candidate against a Muslim candidate -- a competition Nigerians have always tried to avoid.

Candidates faced fierce competition in a series of exams dealing primarily with Confucian texts and conducted on the prefectural, provincial, and national levels.