Sentences with phrase «done as a parliamentary candidate»

The Parliamentary candidate hopes to recapture the Fanteakwa South seat from the opposition New Patriotic Party — due to hard work and evidence of good works she has done as a parliamentary candidate.

Not exact matches

In 2009, after eight years away from front - line politics, I decided to put myself forward as a potential Parliamentary candidate because I wanted to be part of — what I saw as — the Conservative Party's effort to reinforce, restore (and for some, reignite) people's belief in the value of doing the right thing.

I really like the idea of doing this for council selections and for the London Mayor, as well as for Parliamentary candidates.

Mr. Dzakpasu explained that, the amount they fixed was done in accordance with the law, and as such, the monies will be deposited in the Consolidated Fund if the presidential and parliamentary candidates fail to garner 25 % and 12.5 % votes respectively, during the December general elections.

If Nicola Sturgeon and Leanne Wood do end up representing their parties in the debates, they will take to the stage as party leaders but, interestingly, not as prospective parliamentary candidates for the actual election.

My opposition to the Labour leadership's support for ERM helped ensure that I did not get chosen as Parliamentary candidate at the time.

The NDC parliamentary candidate for Walewale, Mr Abubakari, for his part, said his six months in office as the regional minister was a clear manifestation of what he could do for the constituency when voted for as the MP for the area and, therefore, urged the people to vote for him massively to represent them in Parliament.

What the man did is an indication of his failure of the loyalty test we put to him when the party granted him amnesty to return to us after he contested as an independent parliamentary candidate in 2008 and campaigned against late President Atta Mills and contested for the NPP's Nana Akufo - Addo in the then Mfantsiman East constituency, now Ekumfi constituency.»

As the President is elected independently (contrast to parliamentary systems) and is done so through the Electoral College, third parties do more to defeat candidates than to help elect them to the Presidency.

«That this General Meeting of Members of the Thirsk and Malton Conservative Association do hereby deselect Anne McIntosh as their Parliamentary Candidate for the forthcoming Parliamentary General Election.»

No previous leader of the Conservatives has done as much, for example, to bust open the selection of Parliamentary candidates to include more women (now over a third) and more black and minority ethnic candidates.