Sentence examples for a new nominating from inspiring English sources

A new nominating process is sorely needed.

CHICAGO, Aug. 19 — The Democratic National Committee voted Saturday to penalize 2008 presidential candidates who defied a new nominating calendar devised to lessen the longtime influence of New Hampshire and Iowa, the two states that have traditionally kicked off the nominating process.

At last year's Worldcon in Spokane, Wash., the World Science Fiction Society, which administers the Hugos, approved a new nominating procedure (called "E Pluribus Hugo") specifically to deal with groups acting in concert to get work on the ballot.

A high-level Republican committee proposed a new presidential nominating system today intended to build suspense and interest from March through June, with smaller states voting first and larger states casting the decisive final votes.

B10 NATIONAL A16-25 G.O.Planlan to Alter Schedule of Primary Voting A high-level Republican committee proposed a new presidential nominating system intended to build suspense and interest from March through June, with smaller states voting first and larger states casting the decisive final votes.

A new film nominates heavy-metal music, looking at the sometimes surreal, sometimes terrifying, and always inspiring fate of an Iraqi metal band.

The malcontents' proposal will be considered only if the buy-out is rejected and if the board is replaced with a new crew nominated by Mr Icahn and Southeastern.

Here we propose a new method nominated as 'immuno-loop-mediated isothermal amplification' or 'iLAMP'iLAMP

A new Oscar-nominated film tells the life story of Sebastião Salgado.

After a fifth straight day of share declines, Fortis also on Friday named a new chief executive, nominating banking chief Filip Dierckx, 52, to replace interim CEO Herman Verwilst.

They include broadening the field to consider more types of dance (like ballet, Indian classical dance and Broadway); a departure from general categories to specific ones; and a new structure for nominating and voting.