candidacy造句

But her controversial candidacy quickly hit trouble.

Tony's candidacy is not in the happiest of places.

"Obama downplayed any suggestion that the recent controversies surrounding his campaign would torpedo his candidacy."

Neither of them has officially declared their candidacy yet, and the campaign will start in earnest only in April.

Poland, which holds the rotating EU presidency, wants Bosnia to apply for candidacy by the end of the year.

One of the most tangible ways you can make a difference in your candidacy is to retake the GMAT.

Blue State Digital had nine days to add its tools to Obama's site before the senator announced his candidacy on February 10, 2007, in Springfield, IL.

When he announced his candidacy in an essay in a conservative magazine this month, Mr Noda said: "I am an ordinary man."

Fred Thompson, a former senator from Tennessee who is expected to declare his candidacy soon, is a whisker behind at 34.9%.

He sent his wife and relatives to file his candidacy on the assumption that a convoy with women and journalists would be safe.

As a result, "since May of last year I have been aware that this would adversely affect a potential [ECB President] candidacy."

They believe they are part of a spoiling operation by a Murdoch press which is moving ever closer to David Cameron and that sees such stories as a way to stir up opposition to the Blair candidacy.

Thanks to a strong economy, a hapless opposition and a wave of sympathy after the sudden death last year of Nestor Kirchner, her husband and predecessor, her candidacy seems unstoppable.

William Hague, Mr Miliband's shadow, is said to have told assorted European diplomats that support for Mr Blair's candidacy would be viewed as a "hostile" gesture by the Tories.