“The perfect cover letter shows how your unique combination of character, skill, and experience makes you the perfect candidate for the job.”

“He lost the election in the end to the candidate jointly nominated by the opposition parties.”

“He would scribble in the margins of the examination papers to tell the candidate what he had done and why.”

“No body has any authority to withdraw my candidature from the Parliamentary election.”

“The country yesterday supported India's candidature for a permanent seat in the United Nations Security Council.”

“As the opposition pointed out, his candidature was the weaker from his being little known to the House.”

“Since when has religion and one's personal spiritual belief become the focal point of a candidacy?”

“Because this exchange pitted him against the president, it lent stature to the senator's candidacy.”

“Don't you get one day of declaring your candidacy for the White House before you have to answer a dumb, horse-race question like that?”

“Could it be that Mr Ashburton had some other contest or candidateship in store for himself which he had not told her about?”

“For Mr. Trenchard, besides the wondrously sweetening power of his candidateship, came of a very ancient name in Dorsetshire.”

“We will keep you  informed each time we propose your candidateship to a potential employer.”

“Section 19 modifies the rules on joint ticket candidatures at elections, permitting the use of an emblem of one of the parties or a combined emblem on ballot papers.”

“The press abets the hoax because it must report what candidates say and because it favors campaign combat over substance.”

“The first ab initio candidates will be selected by the middle of next month.”

“Other candidates either showed no detectable wobble, or else the results were indeterminate.”