Sentences with phrase «candidate does»

If the candidate does not already have an elementary teacher license, they are also required to pass the Elementary PLACE test or the Elementary PRAXIS test.

By contrast, entering a role that involves directly managing professionals, like teachers, is tough to nearly impossible in any field where a candidate does not have significant experience.

If the candidate does not meet these criteria - for example, if it is determined to be ineffective in the target population or if it requires more doses than were predetermined in the TPP - then it will not move forward into later stage trials.

Metcalfe says employers favour a competency - based CV, in which a candidate doesn't just list the specified qualifications but also supplies evidence to demonstrate how those skills have been applied.

Companies will always supply this information if asked but often don't bother if the candidate doesn't request it.

Researchers compared 10 - year survival after being listed for transplant using two opposing strategies: waiting for a donor heart to which the candidate does not have antibodies or taking the first suitable offer, regardless of potential problems that antibodies may pose.

Todd Myers, an energy consultant who has advised McKenna, said the Republican candidate doesn't want to get rid of the existing standard.

If a candidate does not make herself available to the public and press when she needs votes, imagine how much she'll snub the people after being elected.

If a candidate doesn't meet that threshold, then the top two vote getters will face off in a primary next month.

In a statement, the Trump campaign said the candidate does, in fact, believe Obama was born in the U.S., and blamed Clinton and her team for first raising the whole «birther» question.

«The notion that all of the chairmen are going to coalesce behind a single candidate doesn't appear to be in the cards.»

With a base of 45 % a Senate candidate does not have to convince too many independents and moderate Republicans to win.

Sometimes the establishment - backed candidate doesn't win.

If any candidate does not receive enough support to win a seat, that candidate's votes will be transferred to others according to voters» next preferences.

But then a candidate does something to bring the spotlight of questionable behavior back on himself.

If you cross out the name of one candidate, and make no other changes, then the party gets 8 votes, but the candidate doesn't get a vote.

How likely is the candidate does not receive enough votes?

«I think it's a horrible piece of, of... it's disgusting to say that a candidate doesn't want to care about the protection of battered women.

«The Conservative candidate doesn't remember what it was like in the 80s.»

McKenzie's outspoken views against gay marriage and adoption, have been quickly quelled by party chairman David Coburn, who made it clear that the candidate does not speak on behalf of the party.

Instant runoff voting, also known as ranked - choice voting, allows voters to rank primary candidates in order of preference so that if one candidate does not cross the required threshold for victory, the candidate with the least number of votes is eliminated and the votes are redistributed based on the second choice selected by voters who had selected the eliminated candidate first, and so on until a winner emerges.

But he also hinted that if his candidate doesn't get the nod, he'll join others within his party to focus on the biggest prize of the general election.

The room was receptive to a proposal that the WFP run someone else for governor on Row D — a gamble, given the fact that the party risks losing its hard - won ballot placement if its candidate doesn't perform well, and could lose its ballot status altogether if the candidate fails to win at least 50,000 votes.

Their candidate doesn't have a message.

Their candidate doesn't live in the district and as recently as this morning, statewide Democrats were trying to muscle him out,» said Grant.

This eliminates the costs of a second round of voting, in exchange for making the initial ballot more complex and denying voters a chance of additional deliberation if their first choice candidate doesn't win.

The US Senate seat in New York state being vacated by Hillary Clinton might be filled by either Andrew Cuomo or Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg — depending on which prospective candidate does a better job convincing Governor David Patterson (via key state & national Democrats) that s / he...

Besides the fact that the presidential candidate doesn't seem to be in a state to govern, little major reforms have been enacted these last 20 years in order to diversify an economy which remains highly dependent upon hydrocarbons.

If a single candidate does not reach 40 percent, then it automatically triggers a runoff.

Our politics is already headed in that direction - we already see elections being fought on the basis of who is the most «local» candidate, which candidate does the most casework, etc. etc..

Replacing Antonin Scalia with a more liberal candidate doesn't necessarily make that person determine the voting result.

Sadly, we'll have to wait a while longer to advance enough as a society that a presidential candidate doesn't need to pander to religion and pretend to believe in religious fairy tales to get elected.

In Bavaria, Catholic bishops have the right to veto the nomination of a professor of theology, philosophy, pedagogy and sociology / political science at state universities if the candidate does not entertain the standpoint of the Catholic Church.

While no other GOP candidate does.

My view is that anybody who tries to use the Bible to pick a political candidate doesn't really know the first thing about the Bible.

While religion of the candidate does not appear to be a major factor, a pastor's political affiliation — not surprisingly — does.

Whether Mormon, evangelical, Catholic, or otherwise, the religion of a candidate doesn't bother me.

I do nt care what a candidate does or does nt believe about the supernatural, only his ability to perform his duties well.

The candidate does not ask the Church to discern this vocation out of disparagement for the married state, much less out of a fear of her own sexuality, but as a joyous and full commitment of these potentialities to a complete love of Christ.

From the talking heads, I learned that Barack Obama is doing what every conventionally smart candidate does....

It's easy to mistake cultural fit for personal biases — just because you wouldn't mind being stuck in an airport with a candidate doesn't necessarily mean he's a great fit for your company.

The publisher added that Trump's penchant for frequently changing his positions on issues can be an asset because the candidate doesn't let himself be «pinned down.»

If a candidate doesn't follow those guidelines, your website could be relegated to a dismally low search results ranking.

He also uses references, or as he puts it «the referee,» to get the answers to negative questions (examples of when the candidate made a mistake) if the candidate doesn't provide them.

Try to determine from what's not on the resume what the candidate doesn't want you to know or find out.

If a particular candidate doesn't really know what your company does, that means he or she is looking for a job, maybe any job... not a specific job at your company.

Why Your Job Candidate Doesn't Need to Have a Favorite Superhero (and Other Interview Questions to Avoid)

If the vibe for a candidate doesn't seem like right, don't hire them.

The risk for a site like Breitbart is that declaring itself to be unequivocally in favor of a candidate like Trump puts pressure on the organization to defend almost everything the candidate does, even when that alleged behavior involves its own reporter.

They are celebrated and respected, and if any potential candidate does not exhibit these essential values, they are not considered qualified to join the company.»