Sentence examples similar to a select nominee from inspiring English sources

On February 6, Chandler issued a proclamation calling a special session of the legislature on February 8 to consider a bill requiring a primary election to select nominees for all state offices.

He entered politics in the 1980s and soon began raising money for U.S. Senator Arlen Specter, who in the early 1990s appointed him to a commission that helped select nominees for federal judgeships.

Segal was appointed by Governor Scranton to head a merit commission to select nominees for the state court positions.

The 9,500 members of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences select nominees.

The selected nominee has a right to form his or her cabinet with or without a mandate from voters.

The simplest move would be to require a supermajority to select a nominee — an approach taken by some Republican state conventions in order to avoid the choice of badly wounded candidates.

But in a polarized era, youth has become a priority along with judicial experience and quality in selecting a nominee.

The efforts are meant to offset what Democrats see as an uncomfortable imbalance in the 2020 race: They are likely to go more than a year before selecting a nominee, while Trump retains daily use of his megaphone at the White House to attack Democrats as extremists.

From the group of nominees, a select number will be inducted into the Huntington Beach Youth Character Wall of Fame.

And the problem the Republicans still have but many don't seem to recognize is that the extreme arm of the party has an outsize role in selecting a nominee, and they don't like anyone who smells of moderation.

A passage in your article encapsulates a root cause of the Democrats' unsettled electoral situation: "Steven Ybarra, a Sacramento lawyer, and Robert Rankin, a retired Carson steelworker". Who are these people, and why do they have any say in such an important issue as selecting a nominee?