Sentence examples for military candidate from inspiring English sources

"I did not want to run as a black candidate; I did not want to run as a military candidate," Mr. West said in a telephone interview.

"I've spent two years in a job where any minute might be my last," one military candidate told an interviewer coolly.

He came third with 4.8 million votes in the first round of the presidential election in 2012 which was won by Mr Morsi with 5.8 million votes and with Ahmed Shafiq, the military candidate, coming second with 5.5 million.

When Egyptians went to the polls in the June 16-17 runoff election, they were not primarily voting between a military candidate and an Islamist candidate.

This means the talented military candidate you're considering might be located in a far flung region of the globe with little chance of flying in for an interview.

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Carter has hinted at this decision for months, telling US troops in Sicily in October that limiting his search for qualified military candidates to just half the population would be "crazy".

They were energized by the prospect that the post might go to one of two military candidates or to Akbar Tandjung, the representative of Mr. Suharto's "New Order" party, Golkar.

And like Bolsonaro, military candidates such as Corrêa say their hard-line approach is needed to eradicate the twin problems afflicting Brazil: rampant political corruption and violent crime.

Military candidates often start the search for a civilian position before their time in the military has come to a close.

Running as an ex-military candidate means running on a military tradition of honor, but when that honor is tarnished it can cut even deeper than with non-military politicians, in the eyes of the public.