Sentence examples for require the candidates from inspiring English sources

Ms. Quinn attended an event on Monday for a Greenwich Village political club, but the format did not require the candidates to sit on a panel with one another.

It's time for all U.S. citizens to require the candidates to acknowledge the U.S. is on the verge of losing the cyber war.

If Johnson agrees, the so-called Badger Pledge would require the candidates to pay out half of the cost of any independent expense by a supportive group intervening in the race to a charity.

Some programmes require the candidate to successfully complete requirements in pedagogy (the study of teaching) or applied science (e.g., clinical practice or pre-doctoral clinical internship for programmes in clinical or counselling psychology).

* Note by the German editor: A Ph.D. thesis in Germany does not require the candidate to follow a degree programme.

They require the candidate to demonstrate his communication skills and, more broadly, his leadership, strategic and operational acumen.

PathMotion says it differs from traditional jobs boards such as Monster and CareerBuilder, which allow users to search vacancies based on job titles and require the candidate to know what they are looking for, by matching possible career paths via existing skills, experience and competencies to actual current job vacancies.

These individuals are the foremost experts on wine, having passing a series of rigorous examinations that require the candidate to identify the grape variety, country of origin, district of origin and vintage of six wines by taste and sight alone.

"This primary has given Puerto Rico a great forum that requires the candidates to address policy issues that are important to our people," he said.

And when she objected to judicial candidates accepting the endorsement of the Right to Life Party, she decided to sue the party claiming the endorsements were unconstitutional because they required the candidates to prejudge any case that might involve abortion.

The agreement prohibits the candidates from using soft money -- largely unregulated, unlimited contributions to political parties -- to broadcast ads, and requires the candidates to urge advocacy groups to do the same.