Sentence examples for involved candidates from inspiring English sources
"We train about 25 Democratic women each year in each state where we work, and we don't engage in any work that involved candidates or campaigns".
Even if no direct quid pro quos are involved, candidates may simply absorb the views of the better-off by osmosis.The danger is of a vicious cycle in which politicians adopt policies that favour the better-off; this gives the wealthy more money with which to lobby politicians, which leads to more favourable legislation and so on.
For this purpose we performed a bioinformatic BLAST-dependent orthologue search for putatively involved candidates in 13 other plant species on base of the model systems A. thaliana and yeast.
Of the four elections, the two Council races were the most competitive, largely because both involved candidates who lost their Senate seats in last year's election.
The chapter illustrates examples of historical relvars that have involved candidate keys that in turn involved an interval attribute; the sole candidate key for relvar S_DURING.
Similar to the investigation of other complex genetic disease traits, early studies in radiogenomics involved candidate gene association studies — many plagued by false associations caused by low sample sizes and problematic experimental design.
The genes with BFR ≥4 and allele ratio ≤ 9 were defined as segregation involved candidate genes, the genes with BFR <4 and allele ratio ≥ 14 were defined as allele specific expression (ASE) involved candidate genes, and the genes with BFR ≥4 and allele ratio ≥ 14 were defined as both segregation and ASE involved genes.
However, most of these studies involved candidate gene approaches, and more comprehensive analyses of epigenetic changes in brains of patients with schizophrenia as well as the effects of confounding factors such as medication remain to be explored.
The process, derided by civic groups, often involves candidates offering large but not illegal payments that go toward consulting fees and operations like phone banks.
This could open up a useful debate on the hunting issue, which in presidential politics usually involves candidates bragging about their body count.
In 1980 he worked on Sen. Edward Kennedy's presidential campaign, which became the first of several election campaigns he was part of involving candidates at the city, state, national, and international levels.
