Sentence examples for primary governor from inspiring English sources

"Since the New Hampshire primary, Governor Bush's campaign has turned completely negative, with a hatchet job du jour from the governor and his attack dogs," Howard Opinsky, a McCain campaign spokesman, said today.

In the Indiana Democratic primary, Governor Wallace, of Alabama, was the favorite of the industrial proletariat of Lake County, who also nominated an integrationist and a Negro physician for coroner of Gary.

The problem for workers, advocates say, is that the presence of human inspectors serves as the primary governor of line speed in plants.

Enacted in 1938, the bedrock labor law established the country's minimum wage and overtime protections, and to this day serves as the primary governor on the 40-hour work week.

Collins had the support of many leaders in the Democratic Party, but just before the primary, Governor Brown endorsed Stumbo, charging that both Sloane and Collins would use their gubernatorial appointment power to dispense party patronage.

By lowering the cost of overtime for employers, labor advocates worry the measure would dilute the primary governor on the 40-hour week and pressure workers into taking comp time rather than pay, even if their choice is ostensibly protected by law.

And when a federal judge, J. Waties Waring, ordered the state Democratic Party to allow blacks to vote in the primaries, Governor Thurmond kept silent, neither denouncing nor praising the decision.

Winston continued, arguing that right after winning the primaries, Governor Romney's campaign decided to focus on making this a referendum on President Obama's record.

Mr. Berkman lost in the Republican primary for governor in 1994 and explored a bid for governor in the 2002 race, according to The Oregonian newspaper.

The Republican primary for governor is equally competitive.

Tuesday's race was first competitive primary for governor in Virginia in decades.