Sentence examples for enables a candidate from inspiring English sources

"Moreover," Mr. Stavisky said, "not having to spend countless hours dialing for dollars and hosting rubber chicken dinners enables a candidate to focus more on other priorities, such as talking to voters.

But beneath the surface there are mutterings about a provision in the election law that enables a candidate to resign from the race, and be replaced by a party colleague, up to 96 hours before the polling stations open.

Petitions are also used to collect signatures to enable a candidate to get on a ballot or to put an issue before the electorate.

Sadly, some of her supporters are willing to join forces with those who have mocked her for many years and to embrace or enable a candidate who will do none of these things -- even though Senators Clinton and Obama have identical ratings from over twenty different interest groups on choice, civil rights, health care, veterans and other issues and are nearly identical on countless others.

Thus, fine mapping is not possible until we have a better genome draft, which would allow us not only to locate more SNPs in the mapped region, but would also enable a candidate gene approach.

This summative assessment is criterion referenced and needs to be passed to enable a candidate to enter higher specialist training which usually after 3 years leads to qualification as a Consultant.

Mr. Michels, who is white, said the district had been reconfigured to enable a black candidate's election.

Linkage analysis using the Illumina 6k SNP chip in 20 DC families (8 consanguineous multiplex families and 12 consanguineous families with sporadic cases) enabled a common candidate region of homozygosity to be established for a subgroup of these families on chromosome 16 between SNPs rs1982395 and rs768462 (Fig.  1).

Under current rules, parties are allowed to run a "fighting fund‟ for their candidate, which enables a donor to give the money to the party centrally and leave it to decide how this money is disbursed on the mayoral and London assembly elections.

The described high-throughput screening system enables a large-scale analysis of candidate genes regarding the resistance of crop plants against the powdery mildew fungus by automating very time-consuming screening tasks.

The Senate, for its part, has called for the removal of troops by March 2008 — a date with no particular significance for Iraq but well suited to enable a Democratic presidential candidate to say then that if he or she were president, the troops would already be home.