Verwenden Sie „candidates“ in einem Satz

1. If we are not willing to hear a word that will require or challenge our faith and perception, then we are no longer candidates to receive wisdom

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2. “How are you Steve? Michael says we have some candidates?”

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3. “I’m just planning a meeting for tomorrow morning with of all the rider candidates

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4. Yes, flowed from the mind of each of the young candidates in the Riders Hall

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5. As a reward for their compassion and generosity, Jake called for two rider candidates from each town

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6. I think he’s interviewing some candidates for her job this week

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7. the candidates, particularly who she would vote for

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8. The headmaster turned to Harry and informed him they would be waiting another half an hour, as the other two candidates scheduled for the examinations had not yet arrived, but would be joining them in the interim

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9. Mackie returned, followed two other candidates

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10. He turned to the desk, picked up three packets, each in sealed envelopes and placed one in front of each of the candidates

11. “Did they call it off? Was it postponed until more candidates might arrive?” He proposed

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12. ” Harry sorted through the little barrage of questions, “I was; I finished earlier than expected; No there were two other candidates and that seemed enough for the event

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13. “Two young women, previously untutored and for all intents and purposes the most unlikely of candidates

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14. This was supplied in part to dissuade any truly unqualified candidates from wasting the time and materials of the new instructor

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15. This attitude was diametrically counter to those of the other candidates who assembled in the 'schoolroom

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16. Chloe was beside herself, so she resumed the explanation, “It seems that, in the States, there are not candidates of Harold's depth of talent and skill enough to be considered for the vacancy

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17. Mandy and Belle published notices of hiring for the 'Concessions,' and Sarah Bunker assisted them in sifting through the applications for the most likely candidates based upon her firsthand knowledge of her former students

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18. One of the candidates lost a race by only 29 votes out of 100,000 cast

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19. The following week was filled with laughter and tears as both candidates ranted and raved each day in the village square

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20. Normally after their ranting dialogues the candidates asked for questions from the audience

21. But that Friday, when the candidates were sitting on their chairs on top of a wooden podium, questions were called for

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22. The candidates left quickly

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23. Short-list those who would be ideal candidates and be a valuable asset

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24. when it has almost a hundred potential candidates

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25. Existing customers are good affiliate candidates because they’re already

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26. The citizens, therefore, who had no land, had scarce any other means of subsistence but the bounties of the candidates at the annual elections

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27. list of the candidates for running of the

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28. with Rex and Victor as the candidates -

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29. and considered the merits of quite a few candidates

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30. That had significantly reduced the candidates but, as he did not have any more information, he was reduced to manually searching through the photos

31. candidates for seminary but when Paul said, faithful

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32. In spite of all the laws against bribery and corruption, the bounty of the candidates, together with the occasional distributions of coin which were ordered by the senate, were the principal funds from which, during the latter times of the Roman republic, the poorer citizens derived their subsistence

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33. In addition, Republican candidates won a majority of gubernatorial races

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34. Here are some candidates:

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35. Reese’s voice had a tinge of hoarseness as he asked Em, “Can I ask what is likely to happen next? Once you choose one of the candidates, I mean

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36. Regional (Presidential) Primaries may offer a partial solution in staving off the (disproportionate) influence of parochial designs on political candidates stumping the campaign trail by allowing them to carefully outline their positions on issues of national importance without undue pandering to special interest groups

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37. Neither did these candidates feel a need to abandon their conservative credentials as have a number of recent statewide Republican office holders of late

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38. The (overriding) question remains: why have Republican Candidates, politically successful on a number of statewide levels in past years, suddenly chosen to alienate its conservative base and potential (moderate) swing voters

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39. Besides, his record on Abortion speaks for itself! I suppose my real concern, however, centers on prevailing liberal/secularist sentiments portraying Christians as unsuitable candidates for the Supreme Court, or any other higher court for that matter, lest their religious viewpoints should otherwise color an (objective) interpretation of the law

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40. These (latent) voters, understood as the ―Silent Majority‖, had been posed since the late sixties to launch a pre-emptive strike against their own (Democratic) party in favor of Conservative candidates perceived as sympathetic to populist viewpoints that made many of them feel like outcasts in their own party

41. Republican leadership and candidates have been pandering to racists since the 1960s, especially in the south

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42. Every president from Ford to Obama has publicly pledged to allow Puerto Rico to determine its own future, as a commonwealth, independent, or a state Both major parties included Guam, Puerto Rico, Samoa, and the Virgin Islands in their presidential primaries starting in 1976, and most major candidates have campaigned for their votes

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43. I was one of six selected to complete years of study in fashion, cosmetology, interior decoration, administration and secretarial work, and event planning, and I beat out all the other candidates to win the position

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44. Few days after the election, I sent to Bierzo 7 an essay in defense of the win of the Republican candidates and their program

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45. Robeson’s role in identifying candidates, subverting her would have been a poor choice

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46. The magnitude of that triumph amounts to a sweep if one considers that the president has carried along with him other Republican candidates in the Senate and the House of Representatives, so that since 1900 when republican McKinley was president, neither party had succeeded in reelecting simultaneously the Presidency, the Congress and the Senate, while at the same time adding seats in both chambers of congress

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47. The Daily Mirror of London may very well not agree with these view points and call “dumb” those of us who voted for Bush after a conscientious study of the positions of the two candidates

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48. Third party candidates from Victoria Woodhull to Ralph Nader had no chance of actually being elected and thus are not discussed, no matter what one may think of their ideas and plans

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49. Who would lead the Democrats if not Jackson and run against Adams? The two other main candidates in 1824 were William Crawford and Henry Clay

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50. The other likely candidates, James Buchanan and Lewis Cass, were handicapped

51. Their candidates were two of the oldest men to ever run for president and vice president, John Palmer and Simon Buckner at, respectively, 79 and 73 years old

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52. On many issues Wallace was amazingly brave and before his time, such as campaigning in the deep south with Black candidates and refusing to speak to segregated audiences

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53. There were four major candidates, and none of them won enough votes to be declared the winner

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54. John Davis and Al Smith were both former Democratic presidential candidates

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55. What about third parties? Some are among the worst possible choices for president, including the likes of racists like Buchanan and Larouche, the openly amoral like Ron Paul, conspiracy theorists like Ross Perot and Cynthia McKinney, or celebrity stunt candidates like Roseanne Barr

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56. Even if the candidates were better, the system is a two party monopoly, one they will never voluntarily give up

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57. But historically, the only chance they have at president is when established candidates switched from the two main parties

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58. Candidates for president are filtered out by wealthy elites long before any of us get a chance to choose them, and we must be honest about the system we live under

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59. It was important to complete this before we left, since she needed us for transportation to the car candidates

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60. From the candidates who presented themselves, Colling selected three men who were able to demonstrate that they knew how to prepare sundaes and sodas

61. At the time of this second edition (2014) there are only two ministers in the Church of Scotland under the age of 30 and the average age of candidates for the ministry (who are few and far between) is 46

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62. I would guess, with the mechanism in place, that the Party whose candidates ultimately win the national election would propose at least modest expenditure cuts

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63. So, yes, it is likely that salaries of our elected officials will have to be increased to lure competent candidates from other pursuits

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64. He was among several candidates for Caesar at the death of his father Constantius I in AD 306

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65. electing a new president soon but the favorite candidates are socialists

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66. Every instance that I have been able to discover as candidates for sub-parables within the larger example have elevated themselves rather well into the real-world contexts of history and scientific discovery, and there are probably many more, but I have to confine myself to what has already been exampled, as my share of what there is to witness to

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67. on, the majority always vote for the candidates who promise the most

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68. candidates or to indicate teams of its board of collaborators

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69. “Then let’s say two of nine planets are candidates for life in our little solar system

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70. Of the hundred and thirty or so moons we know only a few are candidates for life

71. They gave me the deciding voice on accepting the most difficult candidates for the school – for my own class

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72. But this figure refers only to declared Socialist candidates, not the secret ones that exist today

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73. candidates speak of change

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74. There were not lacking candidates for both Martin's and Norman's places, but none seemed to find favour in the eyes of the West girls, who drifted slowly out of youth and bellehood without any seeming regret

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75. political candidates like Ted Kennedy and Jesse Jackson in the past

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76. All candidates have been a lot of psychological

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77. Nigel asked me to do background investigations on prospective candidates once they start the search process

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78. These kids are not candidates for sentimentally romantic music

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79. That means candidates who show an ability to approach cases presented before them impartially

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80. Democratic smear campaigns against candidates for high office are, in their perverted way, efforts by the accusers to establish themselves as taking the moral high ground

81. By demonizing candidates they wish to defeat as unfit or incompetent, the attackers seek to make themselves by contrast seem morally virtuous

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82. Here are the facts about the three leading candidates

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83. In off year gubernatorial elections in New Jersey and Virginia Republican candidates won despite those States’ generally Democratic leanings

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84. The Tea Party Patriots work at establishing PACs and backing political candidates

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85. their term, their plans have met with failure and all of the candidates

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86. The personnel manager at the company where I applied for the job told me the test was necessary so they could find out how I stacked up with all the other candidates

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87. I am happy your company selected me over the other candidates, and I will do my best to live up to the expectations which have been designed for me

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88. Occasionally, I’m asked for study tips by candidates who have taken

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89. candidates just take them over and over again, which renders them basically useless

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90. Back in Tarrasa, Roger succumbed to the stress that normally accompanies and scourges candidates for a doctoral degree after they finish writing their dissertation

91. Companies are faced with a similar dilemma when hiring candidates for jobs

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92. Now, it seems that most candidates have the university

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93. And, candidates are challenged to demonstrate to a potential employer that they

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94. are the best candidates for the job

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95. Spend hours interviewing qualified candidates in multiple rounds of interviews

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96. Spend hours negotiating with multiple candidates

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97. Because I did not throw up, as several preceding candidates allegedly had, I was hired

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98. The interviews again went well, but doubts crept in when Hal said that I and the woman to follow would be the 21st and 22nd candidates interviewed

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99. Ultimately, our being the “last” candidates interviewed redounded to our credit when old man Meyer, a 60ish alcoholic, ordered Hunsaker to get off the pot and hire somebody, anybody, and now

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