Sentence examples for candidates to hide from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, it was harder for the candidates to hide: they wanted to appear on the various morning talk shows.

Any arbitrary pixels (out of the total pixels) of the image are potential candidates to hide the watermark.

"We, the undersigned clergy of The United Methodist Church, believe it is time: time for us to end the practice of requiring LGBTQI clergy and clergy candidates to hide their most authentic selves," says the open letter to the church, composed by the Rev. Ginger Gaines-Cirelli, the Rev. Gil Caldwell, and the Rev. Frank Schaefer, and released by Reconciling Ministries Network.

Mr. Obama's campaign described the different answers about abortion from Mr. Romney's campaign as part of a broader effort by the Republican candidate to hide his more conservative views from centrist voters who will help decide the election next month.

UK-based headhunter Martin Ellis said he has even seen candidates try to hide the degrees on their resumes or curriculum vitae, fearing that the credentials would be perceived as subpar compared to those earned at brick-and-mortar schools.

In many cases, the PACs (most of which have not disclosed their donors) have clearly been assigned the dirty work of tearing down a candidate's opponent, while the candidate gets to hide behind sunny, stirring ads ending with a statement of approval of the message.

Among its subsequent occupants, German investigators now believe, the likeliest candidate to have hidden the art was Erhard Oewerdieck, a tax lawyer and escrow agent.

"Overall, 99.92 per cent of our candidates have nothing to hide".

"In some elections, he said, two candidates may try to hide their differences as they woo moderate voters.

There are moments in a political campaign when a sharply aimed question can reveal a great deal about the one thing that candidates most want to hide – their character.

Campaign watchdogs fear that undisclosed contributions to independent groups supporting candidates will allow companies to hide their political activity.