Sentence examples for selection of candidates from inspiring English sources

The initial selection of candidates stays at the centre.

The selection of candidates is entirely a matter for local party members and rightly so".

"Many male chairmen are not thinking outside the box when it comes to the selection of candidates," said Davies.

Direct primaries — the selection of candidates by voters instead of by party leaders — came into existence a hundred years ago.

Selection of candidates by local parties is now influenced more by local activists than by affiliated trade unions.

All three, however, involve diluting the role of an official nominating committee in the selection of candidates.

Italy too has an electoral system that gives party bosses absolute control over the selection of candidates.

Animals that would normally roam to find a mate are limited to a small selection of candidates, most of whom are close relatives.

The conference could debate such issues as voting systems, parties' selection of candidates, Commons working hours, disabled access to parliament, and the culture of parliament.

Labour's national executive has asked local parties to go ahead with their selection of candidates to stand or the 41 commissioners jobs.

The Icelandic women's movement has fought long and hard for the inclusion of quota systems when it comes to the selection of candidates for political parties.