His national government background is similar to some of London's mayoral candidates and perhaps shows the high-profile standing required to secure the top job in one of the biggest cities in the US.
Singh's high profile and standing in the game as a former world number one gives this case an added dimension, as does the fact that it is already in the public domain.
For the next few minutes, Mrs. Clinton spoke about why she thought she incited such strong emotions — because she was part of an unconventional, high-profile couple, "standing my ground" on controversial issues — and how she could overcome them in a presidential race.
High-profile candidates standing for the Greens include Tony Juniper, the former director of Friends of the Earth, who will fight the Cambridge seat, and Peter Tatchell, who will stand in Oxford East despite being told by his doctor to reduce his workload after suffering mild brain damage during his human rights protests.
Mr President, as previous speakers have said, precisely what to do to give regional and local authorities a higher profile and standing is proving to be controversial under the Convention.
High profile, controversial tycoon settled long-standing dispute last June with UK fund Ashmore, his partner of 9 years in property developer Alphaland.
The most important and high profile of the committees are the pairs of standing committees.
The high profile national and international political theatre of DC standing up to Congress for its right to determine its own cannabis policy is incredible.
Should we be concerned at the number of high-profile female MPs standing down?
He does not have the high profile or long track record of the other regulars, and he speaks through a translator – usually whatever bilingual teammate or club official is standing nearby.
One high profile marriage collapses?
