Sentence examples for entry of candidates from inspiring English sources

But cronyism and favouritism, and worse, still exist.This latest affair comes at a time when the commission is trying to overhaul the EU's system of contributions to the euro90 billion ($105 billion) budget, to streamline EU decision-taking, to reform the CAP, and to prepare for the entry of candidates from Eastern Europe.

In an algorithm that evaluates the sparsified recursion, such non- T T RE -OD fragments correspond to entries of candidate lists.

One message urges an exit from the EU, the other the entry of Ukip candidates to London's City Hall.

This election season, in several races, campaign staffs have been accused of, and even caught, tweaking the Wikipedia entries of opposing candidates.

A twenty-four-year-old Menendez supporter who has been monitoring the Wikipedia entries of both candidates fessed up last week to making occasional anonymous tweaks.

It is therefore more than appropriate that we should now be proposing the model used thus far on the basis of the consolidated experience of the 15 current Member States before the entry of the new candidates.

"For every candidate in the race who isn't Hillary Clinton, the entry of any other candidate in the races makes your job that much harder," said Ron Klain, who worked as a senior adviser for Mr. Gore when he ran for president.

The entry of a Liberal candidate should bring vitality to the by-election campaign.

Nor is his situation improved by the looming possible entry of yet another candidate — and another Thompson: former Senator Fred D. of Tennessee, who plays the gruff District Attorney Arthur Branch on television's "Law & Order," seen virtually round the clock.

The entry of another formidable candidate into this primary will only bolster that belief.

However, handling inner loops requires access to entries of non-candidate fragments (i', j'; k', l') for i ≤ i' ≤ i + K + 2. This is handled by maintaining matrix slices for i to i + K + 2 in O(n) space, which preserves total space complexity.