Sentence examples for recognised candidate from inspiring English sources

A little-known Egyptian politician has added his name to the candidate list for elections in March, minutes before a nomination deadline was set to pass with President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi the sole officially recognised candidate.

As Ipr1 plays a major role in mediating innate immunity in a mouse model of Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection, the human Ipr1 homologue, SP110 is a recognised candidate gene for control M. tuberculosis infection.

The additional hurdle for admission to Cambridge was removed because it was recognised that candidates from state schools could not receive as much (if any) coaching for it as would applicants from private schools.

"It's a great qualification to have on your CV because it is internationally recognised, allowing candidates to apply for jobs globally," explains Michael Gentle, head of consumer marketing from Monster UK and Ireland.

"After extensive discussion with Ofqual, we agreed a June grade boundary which took account of our concerns to recognise the candidate performance our examiners observed.

Across the owner-occupied estate, dotted with patio heaters and barbeques that Nye would not recognise, the candidate encounters traditional loyalty mingled with scepticism about the government's record.

The ruling coalition has threatened to elect a president from within its ranks via a simple majority, while Hizbullah and its allies have warned that they would not recognise a candidate elected in their absence and could elect a rival.

It was not officially recognised as a candidate until 1999.

Another candidate, recognised by China, lacks credibility among Tibetans although this month he tried to garner support by speaking out on the need for more monks.

Ukraine is more of a shambles than any country which the EU has so far recognised as a candidate.Second, Russia still tends to see Ukraine as an extension of itself.

It hasn't changed just because they've recognised that their candidate needs to appear conciliatory and say the word "peace" a lot in order to get elected.(Photo credit: AFP).