Sentence examples for candidates to avoid from inspiring English sources

That is why Republican strategists have urged their candidates to avoid the "p" word.

Instead the president called on losing candidates to avoid violence, and urged them "to submit complaints to judicial authorities".

The sterility of normal debates and presidential campaigns allows the candidates to avoid talking about individual refugee children dying.

Even though Republican optimism is high in the closing days, party leaders have ordered lawmakers and candidates to avoid overconfidence.

He warned citizens and prospective candidates to avoid discussion about the fairness of the vote, suggesting that such talk was subversive and would discourage turnout.

Earlier this summer, it seemed that Trump's presence in the race could actually make it easier for the other Republican candidates to avoid talking about immigration.

More importantly, Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, is strongly against it but is being forced to accept a named candidate to avoid looking undemocratic.

In taking the first round, he became the first candidate to avoid a runoff in the decade since the two-phase electoral system was put in place.

Supporters there are seeking others to run, declaring that they, too, will back the person they view as the strongest candidate to avoid splitting their vote.

Or, as an advocate of improved education, to observe, "Rarely is the question asked: Is our children learning?" Whatever Mr. Bush and his handlers say, they now have several months to train their candidate to avoid seeming ignorant or stupid.

Although Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama refuse to talk about such a possibility, it is increasingly in the interest of each candidate to avoid savaging the other on the chance they could run together.