Sentences with phrase «idea about the candidate»

The national party may have had no idea about the candidate's anti-choice views, but the Onondaga County Democrats who had debated with her in Facebook threads certainly did.

Using keywords instead of long phrases make a quick opinion and gives a fair idea about the candidate.

This letter needs to be written in an engaging manner so that prospective employers can get a succinct idea about the candidate and his suitability for the job.

Resume format and presentation gives an idea about the candidate's professional conduct.

The resume gives the probable employer an idea about the candidate's achievements and if, he has experience, then the kind of work he or she is capable of doing.

And it is up to the candidate to avail this opportunity by writing a cover letter that is not just informative but provides a generalized idea about the candidate's personal standing as well.

An organized resume lists all your work experience, skills and work history in an organized manner which gives the recruiters a complete idea about a candidate's potential and experience.

A candidate should remember that a good resume template is one that looks organized, descriptive and to the point so that employer gets a fair idea about the candidate.

System Analyst Resume Objective should be written very carefully and tactfully to give an idea about the candidate's aim.

The employer can get a clear idea about the candidate's suitability for the job by reading the resume objective.

Not exact matches

Clinton has labeled herself the small - business presidential candidate, although she has laid out only vague ideas about how to bolster investment in entrepreneurship.

«The biggest problem is that no candidate has any idea what to do about fixing housing.

There's a prevailing notion that «good» candidates shouldn't need a quota to get elected.In this episode, University of Calgary political scientist Melanee Thomas talks about why she disagrees with that idea.

A «true» evangelical candidate would be honest about his positions, open to reasonable ideas from all sides and would definitely care deeply about the oppressed (in our country and around the world).

The idea that Rick Perry, who has prospered politically and monetarily in perhaps the most politically corrupt state in the union (and I have worked in and observed the political systems of about half of them, including all of those considered among the worst) is some deeply religious, values - driven candidate is stupid beyond belief, and proof of either the gullibility or the hypocrisy of the base.

Hey, thanks for the idea, but I was working on a 3,000 - word piece about how I've had trouble telling Daniel Murphy and David Murphy apart for years, and how that's going away now that Daniel Murphy is an MVP candidate.

While I'm not wild about the idea of Morris as a candidate, I can at least accept the idea that if 75 percent of the electorate saw something that I didn't, maybe there's something I'm missing.

It's a good idea to start compiling a list of candidates about four months before your due date.

Trippi talked at some length about one of his favorite ideas, the concept that new online technologies, unlike television, reward authenticity in a candidate.

He is not offering as a bit of advice to his daughter, it's an answer to a question about «crossing the line», as a presidential candidate... In this situation, even the very idea of offering advice to the person asking you a question instead of addressing the question itself is already objectionable.

Here's a fun idea — the folks at Progress Texas have put together PerryForPresidentFML, a website whose whole purpose is to make it easy for you to send out unflattering - but - true messages about Texas Governor and new Presidential candidate Rick Perry over Twitter.

It really does defeat the idea of open primaries, which are about as close as you are going to get towards fielding candidates that the public want to represent them if you are going to gerrymander the lists.

«We're all about reducing fear with concrete proposals, ideas that will work, not exploiting the fear with rhetoric and platitudes» and «I'm not familiar enough with what is behind his statement that he is the «law - and - order candidate.»

Most candidates who run down - ballot have no idea about the wealth of tools, training, and programs available to them — including cheap - to - free services like DemocraticAds, Ruck.us, and Action Network.

State Senate Leader John Flanagan (R - 2) says he's open to talking about adding the ideas to a reform package, saying the super PACs «can not be fronts for coordinated efforts of candidates.»

Anyway, as telling which party the candidate runs for gives a first idea about his / her political views, that information usually comes together.

«All the candidates contribute ideas and their proposals, and I think that's what democracy is all about, to give the public a choice to make a decision,» she said.

Also mounting good campaigns are talented candidates with good ideas like Brian Kavanagh, former chief - of - staff for Council Member Gale Brewer, and aide to former Mayors Ed Koch & David Dinkins; Chris Papajohn who served on the American Civil Liberties Union's committee on disability law when they discovered that U.S. Post Offices are often not accessible to people with disabilities; Gur Tsabar, an aide to Speaker Gifford Miller, is articulate and well - informed on many issues, and authored an editorial in the April 14 Town & Village newspaper about unjust redlining of disabled New Yorkers due to budget concerns; Darren Bloch, a former Con Ed spokesperson who is a member of Community Board 6, is well - versed on housing and homelessness issues.

With cameras rolling at John Jay College, Bratton sat at the Democratic candidate's side and later gushed to the media about her: «In terms of law enforcement, she has a lot of experience in that area and a lot of great ideas.»

They agreed but they had no idea (zero) about the proportion of Tory candidates with backgrounds, for example, in the public sector or who have run large companies (not a bad preparation for running a Whitehall department).

I am talking about a force that will come with an idea that is different from the PDP and the APC that will bring about good candidates and policies that will put smile on the face of Nigerians rather than the people that will make Nigerians die from hunger.

At various points through the two - hour forum, the four Republican candidates and the four Democrats put forward conflicting ideas about how Connecticut should rebuild its finances.

«This is another silly stunt from a candidate who has no ideas for New York City and is desperate to make voters forget about her strong support for Donald Trump and his far - right agenda,» campaign spokesman Dan Levitan said.

The dark horse candidate talks with Alan about his ideas for demilitarizing the National Guard, raising teacher's salaries and making public transit and public colleges free.

Senate Leader John Flanagan says he's open to talking about adding the ideas to a reform package, saying the super PACs «can not be fronts for coordinated efforts of candidates».

Here's a good idea for the next presidential candidate debate: They can insult each other about their ignorance of statistics.

Collins, who in 2008 stepped down after 15 years as director of NIH's genome institute, spoke publicly about his ideas for the first time since his name surfaced as the leading candidate to head the agency.

«But they do seem like some of the best candidates to test our ideas about how super-Earths form and evolve, potentially using NASA's upcoming James Webb Space Telescope.»

Jeff Nagle of Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine, says: «I find the teaching statements to be helpful, if for no other reason than I think it is important for any candidate to express his or her ideas about teaching in an articulate way.

As these new ideas about the passenger pigeon are discussed among conservation, management, and ornithology researchers there is growing agreement that the passenger pigeon is an excellent candidate for de-extinction.

2) Does the candidate have new ideas about how we can improve?

When Title I portability was proposed by Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney in 2012, Chester E. Finn, Jr. and Mike Petrilli wrote about the pros and cons of the idea.

«Jeff told me about his idea for EduSaga during one of the first conversations we ever had,» says Katie MacDonald, also a master's candidate in TIE and technical lead on EduSaga.

After several visits to local schools to learn more about the technology they're using to develop 21st - century learners, the idea of micro-credentials being a valuable part of a teacher candidate's training at UCF became clear.

Join the other supporters of improving teacher quality who are gathering to share innovative ideas about accreditation's role in ensuring teacher candidate readiness:

The teacher candidates in this study were less familiar with VS compared to the traditional format of schooling that they had experienced as students, resulting in preconceived ideas about VS, ranging from what courses were not possible with VS to the traditional roles of a teacher.

The findings in this study show that personal history plays an important role in the teacher candidates» perceptions of VS. Because they all had some form of experience with online or distance education courses, they had misconceptions and preconceptions that resulted in concerns about VS. It was necessary, therefore, to address these inaccurate ideas and to help the teacher candidates modify their preconceptions by allowing them to go through the field experience virtually and placing them with an exemplary VS teacher with whom they could observe good practice.

Although teacher educators have effectively used place - based pedagogies to engage with these ideas (Ajayi, 2014; Dubel & Sobel, 2008), geospatial technologies offer another modality by which teacher educators can help teacher candidates learn about communities, schools, and their students.

The increase is likely due to more programs and candidates embracing the idea that time spent working in a classroom is more beneficial than time spent reading a textbook about teaching.

Digital video allows both researchers and teacher candidates to identify and resolve any inaccuracies in lesson content or erroneous preconceptions about science that unintentionally convey ideas that could negatively impact what children learn.