Sentence examples for putting forward a candidate from inspiring English sources

We are not putting forward a candidate for the presidential elections scheduled for September.

The Green party leaders Caroline Lucas and Jonathan Bartley hinted their party might consider not putting forward a candidate in the byelection, though they stressed it would be a local decision.

"A university putting forward a candidate who has that lesser volume of accomplishments is to some degree taking a risk".

What followed next centered on post-election politics, with Isikoff asking if Parscale regrets putting forward a candidate who promised voters that he'd repair their roads and bridges, and who has "done none of that," said Isikoff.

In an election year that finds both the left and right clamoring for political change, then, it seems suicidal for the Democrats to be putting forward a candidate who is as much a creature of the establishment as Hillary Rodham Clinton is.

Four years later, American biathlon leaders put forward a candidate to oppose him in his re-election.

If I put forward a candidate with an unusual or foreign name, 90% of the time I will hear nothing.

US treasury secretary Timothy Geithner quickly announced that the US government would put forward a candidate in the coming weeks.

Once each party in our system puts forward a candidate, it is a mistake to discount the possibility that anything can happen.

China, the third largest financial contributor to the I.M.F. after the United States and Japan, has not put forward a candidate of its own.

His hand hovers over these elections, even though his party cannot put forward a candidate and he has not endorsed anyone.