Sentence examples for a nomination process from inspiring English sources

It diminishes everyone when a nomination process deteriorates into character assassination and ethnic intolerance.

"What we have been preparing for the entire time is a nomination process that's going to go on well into March.

Tickets to the festival will be based on a nomination process, with the White House seeking those who have a "positive impact on their community".

In particular, I think our absurdly long, vicious, and costly primary campaign dissuades the best of the lot, and that conservatives would be better served by a nomination process similar to the old conventions.

Mr. Hagel, a Republican former senator from Nebraska, has been broadly criticized by his former colleagues over his positions on Iran, Iraq and Israel, and faced a nomination process rocky even by recent fractious standards.

After years of muttering in favor of reform, and amid occasional bursts of public protests, Beijing indicated in 2007 that Hong Kongers may be able to directly elect their chief executive in 2017 — though with the caveat that there will be a nomination process to filter undesirable candidates (read: ones that Beijing feels uncomfortable with).

"It goes to a nominations process and I will allow my name to go forward if people in the union deem that suitable".

A thorough nomination process can improve a candidate, but there's now a big risk that the Republican nomination process will become brutal and exhausting.

They also equip a candidate to survive a prolonged nomination process that might drain the resources of other candidates.

In a sign, perhaps, of a bumpy nomination process for his successor, Holder said he would remain in office until a successor was confirmed.

The mayor bagged the old school board of 15 political hacks, selected in a citywide nomination process, in favor of a 5-man board of mayoral appointees.