a newcomer to politics造句

• Since mid-July, former supermodel Iman has been traveling the campaign trail, not as a newcomer to politics but to the cosmetics industry.
• Although a newcomer to politics, he has also developed a crowd-pleasing campaign style, using cricketing analogies to express scorn for Pakistan's political establishment.
• Ms . White herself was not a newcomer to politics, but had no plans to throw her expertise behind anyone else for the moment.
• Despite being a newcomer to politics, Kennedy became the front-runner to replace Lyn McLeod as leader of the Ontario Liberal Party in late 1996.
• The two first met in the late 1980s when Penelas, a newcomer to politics, received the backing of Martinez for a seat on Hialeah's City Council.
• Franks confronted Corzine, a newcomer to politics, on his high campaign spending, his refusal to disclose his tax returns and his missed votes as a citizen.
• Although termed by some quarters as a " parachute candidate " for the 1995 polls, Shahrizat is quick to deny that she is a newcomer to politics.
• Lapid, chairman of the Israeli Chess Federation and a newcomer to politics, compared his two favorite pastimes, saying that both require you to plan your moves ahead.
• Florio held a wide lead in the polls against Corzine, a newcomer to politics, until Corzine started his ad campaign in mid-March and began steadily eroding that gap.
• "Running around as a newcomer to politics and talking about what is generally labeled socialized medicine would probably be the kiss of death, " he told the audience.
• Lapid, chairman of the Israeli Chess Federation and a newcomer to politics, compared his two favorite pasttimes, saying in both you had to plan your moves in advance.
• Mordechai, though a newcomer to politics without an independent power base, is the most popular minister in the government, and his departure would be another severe blow to Netanyahu.
• Throughout the country, Kenyans soundly defeated Moi's handpicked choice as his successor, Uhuru Kenyatta, a newcomer to politics who is the son of the country's founding president, Jomo Kenyatta.
• "Medium and small factories and the high-tech industry will be my focus, " said Mr Ting who, as a newcomer to politics, will start learning about how the legislature works.
• However, Beilin was given little chance in the June 3 primaries against Ehud Barak, a newcomer to politics and a former armed forces chief of staff with appeal to centrist voters.
• Aliyan, a resident of the Beit Safafa neighborhood, is a newcomer to politics and began his career when he was elected acting chairman of the neighborhood local council in October 1997.
• In Aguascalientes, TV Azteca and Televisa said Felipe Gonzalez, the National Action candidate, a newcomer to politics who heads a family grocery business, was receiving at least 50 percent of the votes.
• Okalik, a veteran of the land-claims negotiations but a newcomer to politics, will govern a territory as big as Western Europe, carved out of the eastern 60 percent of the Northwest Territories.
• Helou is a newcomer to politics but was favored to win since he is supported by influential Druse leader Walid Jumblatt, who wields overwhelming power in the Aley district in Lebanon's central mountains.