Sentence examples for west candidates from inspiring English sources

Cardiff west candidates took part in a debate at the Bangladesh Centre on how the parties' manifestos would account for the Muslim population in Cardiff and on Monday at election hustings held at Cardiff University for Central candidates to prove themselves to the LGBT community will take place.

Victoria Groulef made the comments during a live radio debate of Reading West candidates in Berkshire.

Breaking up the bus "monopoly" and extra inner city train services have been backed by Bristol North West candidates.

Despite casting himself as the anti-West candidate, Murphy wants people to see that he has a vision of his own, too.

In the end, Murphy calculated correctly that, despite being a newcomer, he could win by running as the anti-West candidate.

Unlike politics in the West, where candidates denounce their rivals, political oratory in the Arab world is often more oblique.

Harrington, who finished fourth with 364 points and was on 54 first-place ballots, dismissed the notion that West Coast candidates were handicapped in the voting.

With Labour braced for other defeats in west Scotland, candidates and officials insisted their vote had been strong in many seats.

The decision was a victory for the United States, which in anticipation of Libya's candidacy had encouraged the introduction of rival West African candidates to scuttle Libya's chances of success, the diplomats said.

The TV debate between The West Wing candidates was short on high drama with no memorable gaffes or zingers - just like the three serious if not stodgy encounters between Obama and McCain.

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