Sentence examples for that candidates for from inspiring English sources

There are, we are told often, certain "thresholds" that candidates for President have to cross.

And they maintain that candidates for major offices are always channeling money to local committees.

The public should insist that candidates for governor and state legislatures favor the development of strong nonpartisan redistricting plans.

But the evidence is strong that candidates for top jobs can still be undermined by superficial things like posture and tone of voice.

In February the denomination's high court, the General Assembly Permanent Judicial Commission, ruled that candidates for ordination must practice fidelity if married and chastity if single.

This is particularly the case in recent national elections, in which the evidence suggests that candidates for Congress and the presidency are increasingly viewed in more partisan terms.

I believe it is unconscionable that candidates for public office have to buy access to the airwaves — which the public itself owns — to talk to the public.

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport pointed out that candidates for the BBC Trust were asked to flag any conflicts of interest.

Critics have long complained that candidates for Supreme Court judgeships are chosen not in open primaries but by delegates appointed by party machines.

(This should put to rest any idea that candidates for high office do not get in-depth scrutiny from the media).

This council also established a two-thirds majority of the College of Cardinals as a requirement for papal election and stipulated that candidates for bishop must be 30 years old and of legitimate birth.