Sentence examples for necessary candidate from inspiring English sources

In 2004, to push the necessary candidate through at the presidential elections, they thought up some sort of third round that was not stipulated by the law.

I see Brazil as a natural and necessary candidate due to its experience and efficiency in international diplomatic negotiations.

He filed the necessary Candidate Agreement and Certifications form with the FEC, signaling his legal intent to accept and abide by public financing standards in the primaries.

In response to questions about the new committee, Bruce J. Teitelbaum, the mayor's campaign manager, released a statement: "Given the enormous amounts of unethical fund-raising the Justice Department has allowed the Clintons to do, it's necessary for candidates to do this to achieve a level playing field, with this perfectly legal form of fund-raising".

In 1834, for example, an important step was taken in regard to secondary education by making it necessary for candidates for the learned professions, as well as for the civil service and for university studies, to pass the leaving examination of the Gymnasium, the Classical secondary schools.

A library science or information science master's degree--which usually takes 1 year, full-time--is not always necessary for candidates with graduate work or an advanced degree in the sciences.

It's necessary that candidates are compatible with other team members or employees.

Belief in separation of church and state is necessary so candidates seeking governmental control need not apply.

This case illustrates that careful endocrinological evaluation (including molecular genetic studies, if necessary) of candidates for PKTx is mandatory before a decision to transplant is made.

It is necessary to expand candidate choices and media has the ability to introduce more candidates to the electorate, and to reject the arbitrary constraints applied by the two major parties.

And there were concerns in Northern Ireland that a recruitment exercise "might fail to secure the necessary calibre of candidate".