put up a candidate造句

• The Republicans didn't even put up a candidate, seemingly handing Kurita another term.
• Despite this, the Fellowship decided not to put up a candidate.
• The Labour party did not put up a candidate for Ash Vale either.
• After that, neither the Republicans nor anybody else bothered to put up a candidate against her.
• The Democrats have to put up a candidate before you can talk about defeating a sitting governor.
• Now they are planning to put up a candidate of their own from among the coalition defectors.
• The Liberal Democrats did not put up a candidate for either Ash South & Tongham or Ash Vale.
• "If the opposition is fractured, it's necessary for ( liberals ) also to put up a candidate ."
• He again faced no Tory opponent and this time the Independent Liberals did not put up a candidate.
• A nationalist convention was held in the constituency, but it decided not to put up a candidate against Richardson.
• For five months beginning in July, each side put up a candidate for president and always split the vote, 4-4.
• No other party even put up a candidate when filing closed on April 30, handing the seat to Mario Diaz-Balart.
• The BOA decided not to put up a candidate for the 2004 Olympics, which has already attracted up to a dozen possible bidders.
• In a rare move, Lahoud's opposition slate put up a candidate for an Armenian Orthodox seat in the Metn district usually held by Tashnak.