Sentence examples for about nominating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weber said there was "deep concern" inside the Republican Party about nominating someone like Mr. Perry, who has had limited experience appealing to independents and moderate voters who often decide elections.

Many of them weren't enthusiastic about nominating a leveraged-buyout tycoon.

I worry about nominating Exodus (Melville House), the third book in Lars Iyer's increasingly renowned trilogy.

Mr Bush has waffled about nominating only judges who would stick to a strict interpretation of the constitution.

He even joked last week about nominating himself to the state Supreme Court if an opening arose.

Clinton recently changed his mind about nominating Peter Edelman, husband of Marian Wright Edelman and a close friend of the President, for a distinguished federal judgeship.

Some of the lobbying has already started, with the usual grumbling about the nominating process.

In your Aug. 2 news article about the nominating petition battles at the New York Board of Elections, you cite my observation that these contests are waged "without involving the voters".

(Isn't it reassuring that there are people struggling to get the country worried about presidential nominating convention finances? It reminds me of the year I was in charge of making it fun to read about the New York City Charter Revision Commission).

The chain of events that led to this week's showdown in the Supreme Court began in the fall with the collection of about 90,000 nominating signatures for Mr. Emanuel's campaign.

Among those was the centralization of decisions about the nominating process at the national party level, rather than with the states.