Sentence examples for limit candidates from inspiring English sources

On its face, the manual recount provision does not limit candidates access to the ballot or interfere with voters' right to associate or vote.

This arrangement, which was announced at the end of August, would limit candidates to those approved by a nominating committee of 1,200 people, most of whom would be Hong Kong-based supporters of the Communist Party.

If demands for a strong working knowledge of the Portuguese language could limit candidates to a certain former kingdom in the Iberian peninsula, a knowledge of Portunhol, the amalgamation with the Spanish language, would mean that eventual selections would not have to be merely based around José Mourinho or, bizarrely, Sven-Goran Eriksson.

But in a wide-ranging interview intended in part to send the message that he is a serious candidate, Mr. Golisano, 60, said that he would soon release details of a broad "electoral reform" proposal which would also limit candidates to one party's ballot line.

The ranking system is combined with an in-depth filtering system that limit candidates based on the wants of both the recruiter and the job seeker.

The rules would limit candidates in the election to two or three people approved by a special committee, which is expected to be packed with pro-establishment figures.

Both M.V.P. races could test voters' habit of limiting candidates to those from winning teams.

Mr. Brand questioned the rules limiting candidates to books produced by traditional publishers, excluding less conventional fruits of the World Wide Web.

In the first couple of auctions, the company limited candidates to those who had come from an elite school like MIT or had passed technical interviews at Google or Facebook.

Furthermore, even if the Supreme Court doesn't undo current limits, candidates are still free to solicit five- or six-figure contributions from the wealthiest members of our society.

As such, scientific experimental model design follows controlled strategies for reproducibility and simplicity that can facilitate the initial discovery by limiting candidate markers to those proteins that are related to a disease origin or injury cause [ 4, 5].