Sentences with phrase «likeliest alternative candidates»

Alan Johnson and David Miliband, the likeliest alternative candidates, have taken jobs in the new cabinet.

Not exact matches

Even though some Democrats are unconvinced Sestak is the best candidate for 2016, no credible alternative has emerged, and the former congressman looks likely to be the nominee once again.

His roles in Europe mean that he is likely to play a role in influencing the domestic debate over the EU referendum and the lack of a viable alternative candidate at this crucial time leaves the party with little other choice.

But it must be largely true, because the only alternative explanation is that they chose Corbyn as the candidate most likely to win a general election.

Party strategists cite a few reasons for optimism: They believe Mr. Kaminsky, the likely Democratic candidate, remains relatively undefined in the district, giving Republicans room to recruit a winsome alternative of their own.

So not only do contributors mostly look to the preferable of the likely alternatives (instead of to the purely ideological, but unlikely to win candidate), but politicians are also only beholden to these influences to the extent they determine election results.

Candidates may be asked to give their opinion on how they believe cases are likely to be approached in the future and give their opinion on the efficacy of alternative dispute resolution as opposed to going to court.

Buterin would seem like a likely candidate to get behind alternative coins or alt - coins, but his realistic approach to the market could potentially save investors from losing massive amounts of money.

The benefit of pursuing one of these alternatives is that you are not likely to have a dozen candidates with your exact same background and qualifications competing for a limited number of openings.

The target group consists of Aboriginal males / females (18 +), which are subject to court orders or are identified as likely candidates for diversion as an alternative to imprisonment.