Sentence examples for candidates requesting from inspiring English sources

from candidates requesting contributions, candidates' programs; congratulatory messages and correspondence re 28 delegates-at-large selected by N.Y.

Candidates requesting a fee waiver may submit documents demonstrating eligibility from your Financial Aid office via email to [email protected]

New Jersey election officials said they had not yet received nominating petitions from him or any of the other primary candidates requesting to be on the ballot.

Peter Ambler, the executive director of Giffords, said the number of candidates requesting to campaign with the former congresswoman has skyrocketed in recent years as mass shootings have continued and the Democratic Party has fully embraced gun control as part of its political platform.

In a Feb. 2 memo, Argow instructed all department heads to "remember that our loyalties lie with the existing" City Council members and ordered them to inform him when council candidates requested information or documents on city policies and projects.

German candidates requested a significantly higher number of total laboratory tests (p < .01) with a large effect size (V = .754).754

Furthermore, German candidates requested more than twice as many CT-scans and other imaging compared with Dutch candidates (p < .01) (Table  1).

The costs of a recount are borne by the counties and cities conducting the review if the apparent margin of victory from the original count is less than one-half of 1percentt, or if the candidate requesting the recount is ultimately declared the winner; otherwise the candidate must pay the cost.

Neither candidate requested such an opportunity".

The Green party candidate requested recounts in the three states on behalf of a coalition of election security experts, who were concerned that the electoral process could have been disrupted by foreign hackers.

The race for mayor in this small but fast-growing suburb of Little Rock shows how far the Democratic brand has fallen: though the office is intended to be nonpartisan, Jill Dabbs, 38 and a first-time candidate, requested that her name be listed on the ballot as "Republican Jill Dabbs," as one might be listed as "John Paul Jones" or "Hillary Rodham Clinton".