Sentence examples for send candidates from inspiring English sources

The Communists, for instance, now espousing free elections and religious tolerance, are among the few Iraqi parties that send candidates into the streets.

Opponents of women will continue to be able to recruit priests who share their convictions, if they can find them: one of the most determined fortresses of the opposition, the training college at Wycliffe Hall in Oxford, has been brought to the brink of financial collapse because most bishops are unwilling to send candidates to be trained with the hardliners there.

Interviewers send candidates a simple link to start an interview.

Most of the time, these forms are horribly complex and send candidates scurrying the other way.

If your auto reply can't accommodate much text, send candidates to a web page to download the questions/fill in a form.

I've had some send candidates to interview who showed up with no idea for which position they were there to interview.

Newsmax sent candidates the invitation on Friday afternoon.

Before then, the Party had routinely sent candidates to the Senate, but, in large measure because of its orthodoxy on social issues, voters began to turn away.

The quest for name recognition sends candidates down long roads through rolling Iowa fields from fish fry to Elks Lodge to campus student union.

The party's elders have not been spared from the online drive, sending candidates like Mr. Kounoike scrambling to get used to posting Twitter messages and Facebook updates on the go.

Your college's prehealth adviser may also be able to answer questions, especially if you are at a college that regularly sends candidates to M.D.-Ph.D. programs.