Sentence examples for same candidates for from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in 2010 the P.R.D. and the purportedly rightist PAN combined forces successfully, backing the same candidates for governor in three state elections.

For the moment, the Cubs and the Red Sox are intersecting almost daily, with the teams looking at some of the same candidates for their open managerial jobs.

Regarding Stevenson, who lost to Dwight D. Eisenhower twice in 1952 and 1956 (in the last pair of consecutive elections to feature the same candidates for both parties), Larry Bartels, a political scientist at Vanderbilt University, collected data that tracks presidential voting by whites without college degrees in elections from 1952 to 1980.

Mr. Long revealed today that his party, which opposes abortion in all forms, has been conferring with the Right to Life Party about the possibility of both parties nominating the same candidate for Senate.

They worried that their totals would be diluted by a state rule affecting the new optical scanners: if New Yorkers voted for the same candidate for governor on both a major and minor party line, the vote only counts for the major party.

But many of these same candidates voted for the war.

Pearson's correlation was used to test for correlation between interviewers scoring of responses for the same candidates, and to test for correlation between trainee and trainer responses.

Remarkably, we detected significant associations for the same candidate genes for related wood chemistry traits measured in drastically different environments and for samples collected from the original source genotype growing in natural stands across a broad latitudinal range.

And comparisons between gene expression studies in closely related salmonid species have even identified the same candidate genes; for example, between Atlantic salmon and brook charr (Boulet et al. 2012; Seear et al. 2010) and between Atlantic salmon and brown trout (Giger et al. 2008).

Competition for the top recruits has never been fiercer, with public and private universities increasingly vying for the same candidates.

Send the same voters back to vote for the same candidates again and one would not be surprised if the final vote count were to change by up to 10 times this amount.