Sentence examples for made a candidate from inspiring English sources

A year later Khrushchev was made a candidate member of the Politburo and sent to Kiev as first secretary of the Ukrainian party organization.

"It might have made a candidate with a $10 million war chest perhaps look a little sympathetic," Mr. Williams said.

When Eagle was elected to parliament in 1997 it was on the back of being made a candidate as part of an all-women shortlist.

Kirov was also made a candidate member of the Politburo in 1926, and, after loyally supporting Stalin against his opponents, he was elected to full membership in the Politburo (1930).

No face-saving talk of a Republican schism could occlude the reality that the Party had made a candidate of casual hatred who shrugs at the rule of law its standard-bearer, and that he had over a thousand delegates more than anyone else.

Kosygin became an official of the State Planning Committee in 1957, and was made a candidate member of the Politburo.

What makes a candidate electable?

"The sort of record that makes a candidate a 'rock star' to the left also makes that candidate politically toxic".

Maybe there's something about the coverage itself that makes a candidate seem faddish.

It was the sort of praise that would make a candidate's blood run cold.

Renata, a campaign manager, must make a candidate "glimmer" — no small feat, considering the guy is a dolt.