Sentence examples for candidates concentrate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney quickly issued a warm statement praising Mr. Thompson, signaling what his campaign said would be an effort to recruit Thompson supporters as the Republican candidates concentrate almost their resources in Florida in preparation for the primary next Tuesday.

The staggering, seemingly spontaneous crowds turning up to meet him -- about 10,000 in Seattle on Sunday and a similar number in Bryant Park in Manhattan last night -- are unheard of in the days of the race when most candidates concentrate on the early-voting states of Iowa and New Hampshire and would seem formidable even in October 2004.

Mr Kerry is also proposing a large hike in the minimum wage, to $7 an hour from $5.15, and a further expansion of the Earned Income Tax Credit a sort of negative income tax, expanded under Mr Clinton, which has been a linchpin of the effort to make the poor self-supporting.Both candidates concentrate on education, which is a major determinant of both poverty rates and the growth of inequality.

Everybody wins!" "I'm sure other people have their own reasons as well a lot of people think it's a great way to make the point that Canadians don't care about manufactured wedge issues and would rather candidates concentrate on actual issues.

While there were some stabs at substance — Mrs. Clinton called for an independent investigation into Ms. Bhutto's death, and Mr. Richardson called for cutting off all aid to Pakistan — most of the candidates concentrated on projecting the aura of a steady hand in a crisis.

In both 2004 and 2008, candidates concentrated two-thirds of their campaign events and advertising money in just six closely divided "battleground" states, and 98percentt in just 15 states.

The candidate concentrated in particular on automatic budget cuts that will take effect at the end of the year unless Mr. Obama and Congress agree on an alternative plan.

LL is a Ph.D. candidate concentrating on semiconductor nanomaterials.

New voting rules might also give a lift to other parties or independent candidates who concentrate on local pocketbook issues.

Clues to what might happen next or where the candidates should concentrate their campaign efforts lie in the replies to other questions YouGov asked.

During the American elections of 2012, Al Jazeera staged an opposition presidential debate, marking it out from the big networks which operate a blackout of independent candidates and concentrate exclusively on the Republicans and Democrats.