Sentences with phrase «then standard bearer»

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If the crisis gets worse before November, then some Florida voters could blame incumbent Republican lawmakers or even Trump, the party's standard bearer.

If he's not the guy on the $ 5 bill, then Hillary is to younger New Zealanders a kind of standard bearer for Kiwi - ness: humble, down - to - earth, and dedicated to serving others.

Since then, Mermel has tried to help the party's standard - bearer, Carl Paladino, organizing the Buffalo businessman's first Manhattan fundraiser and contributing $ 21,000 to his campaign.

But since then, GOP leaders have reportedly directed candidates to distance themselves from their controversial standard bearer whenever possible, and the Democrats are already trying to tie GOP hopefuls to the Buffalo businessman whenever possible.

If such a standard bearer from the old right - wing of the party is surplus to requirements, then Jeremy Corbyn's «big tent» has suddenly become a bivouac.

In 2010, when the party was reeling from an investigation of its campaign practices, WFP leaders asked Cuomo, then the state's attorney general, to be its standard bearer in that year's governor's race.

But what then shall we say for Lubitsch's German period, if it is Hollywood achievements — including such silent masterworks as The Marriage Circle (1924) and Lady Windermere's Fan (1925)-- that are considered the standard bearers of the director's strength as a filmmaker?

In the Christina School District, the largest in Delaware, CTAC conducted an assessment of readiness and capacity and then provided assistance through a systemic initiative, New Directions in Christina, based on our Standard Bearer Schools framework.

But you've turned this to a simple narrative where the few who predicted too early are the standard bearers for all of climate science, and that if this one thing can have holes poked in it, then somehow you think the whole edifice will come down.