Sentence examples for which candidacy from inspiring English sources

Candidacy is valid for five calendar years (through the end of the quarter in which candidacy expires), unless terminated by the department (for example, for unsatisfactory progress).

All that you've been reading about the race over the past year is trivial compared to this question: Which candidacy best matches the zeitgeist of the closing days?

The emphasis of policy, and education and training of GPs and their staff, should be on shaping patient-practitioner interactions within which candidacy for healthcare use is recursively established, and on intervening in the experiences of services, as these frame patients' future healthcare choices.

The issue that could propel him into the campaign is not one on which candidacies normally rise or fall.

The whole thing can seem a bit like the pre-primary presidential campaign, in which candidacies blossom and wither before a single vote has been cast.

The sparring over campaign finance reflected the extent to which the candidacy of Senator John McCain of Arizona in the Republican primary was affecting the general election.

The judge said the law was unconstitutional because it was harsher than the state's criminal code, which bars candidacy only if crimes are connected to official duties.

At stake in the voting is whether Serbia, which gained candidacy status for the European Union in March, continues to pursue the economic and political changes for membership or whether the country turns more inward and cultivates closer ties with Moscow.

At issue is the insidious and racist manner in which his candidacy is now being framed as that of a nefarious, foreign interloper whose allegiance to his country is inherently inauthentic and instinctively suspect.

The date of the annual meeting at which their candidacy will be put forward has yet to be announced.

Update: The Denver Post reports that former Lieutenant Governor and Republican candidate for Senate raised $505,000 in the 16 days of the third quarter during which her candidacy was official.