Sentence examples for inclusive candidate from inspiring English sources

"We need an inclusive candidate".

"I'm an inclusive candidate.

To them, it is all about presenting a likable, inclusive candidate and a likable, inclusive party.

"But John McCain is an inclusive candidate," Mr. Bounds added, "and he will be the president of all Americans".

Bush has been campaigning as an inclusive candidate; he is at pains to speak Spanish to the Latinos.

Paul Manafort, a veteran lobbyist and political consultant who is now running Trump's campaign, will doubtless put out the word that Trump understands what a perilous situation he's in and that, from now on, he'll be a more professional, careful, and inclusive candidate.

Perhaps previous queens can be put to use and teach Trump how to graciously wave goodbye as more intelligent and inclusive candidates direct him to exit stage left.

In 2000 2003 inclusive, candidates were awarded marks of 0, 1 or 2 against eight criteria; in 2004 this system changed to a grading of A-D for three criteria.

In total, the peptide library contained 944 Nef peptides which were tested for immune recognition in HIV-1 infected individuals in order to assess the impact of HIV-1 diversity on CTL recognition and to assess the improvement in viral epitope recognition afforded by a theoretical variability-inclusive vaccine candidate.

The Unshakable Black Vote The biggest disappointment for Republicans is that for all of Gov. George W. Bush's efforts to attract African-American voters and to present himself as an inclusive and "compassionate" candidate, his support among those voters was the weakest of any Republican nominee since at least 1976.

From the three independent reviews of the literature, an inclusive list of candidate publications was compiled for the narrative review.