Sentences with phrase «familiar names candidates»

For example, OST scans resumes for past employers with OST connections and notes any familiar names candidates» mention during interviews.

Not exact matches

Two of the candidates» names are familiar, at least to some First Congressional District voters, Kate Browning and Vivian Viloria - Fisher are former Suffolk legislators from points west.

While Rosenblum wasn't very familiar with her, he said he first heard her name surface as a candidate during a Westchester Municipal Officials Association meeting.

The GOP tried and failed to get some more familiar names to challenge Latimer, approaching former Yonkers Mayor and onetime US Senate candidate John Spencer and two - time, self - funding Senate candidate Bob Cohen, but neither was interested.

Even in a year with no Democratic incumbents on the ballot, the Southold town committee has assembled a slate of candidates with familiar names.

Trump has already begun picking candidates for some of the top slots in his administration — and several names are very familiar.

Her return as a candidate will bring a familiar name to many voters, but she was far from invisible locally.

Her return as a candidate will bring a familiar name to many voters, but she has long been well - known to Democratic activists.

And if you survey the list of potential «pledged» delegates looking for familiar political names — from Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan to New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer — it quickly becomes clear which candidate is in with the in crowd.

«Ann's name constantly appears on people's lists» of possible candidates, said John Walsh, a former Getty Museum director who isn't on the committee but who is familiar with the search.

At the candidate's request made under clause 27 (2)(c), any nickname or an abbreviation or familiar form of a given name may be used instead of his or her legal given name or names.

This can ease an aspect of «fear of the unknown» that some candidates experience in the run up to an interview, as you are able to put a face to a name and feel more familiar with the interviewer.

That the Republican candidates would not understand this makes sense, as it seems possible that many of them are not overly familiar with «woman» as a category: When asked to name a historically important female American they'd want to put on the ten - dollar bill, only 45 percent could do so successfully.