He has this need to get more acclamation for his good deeds than they warrant".
But anyone assuming this occasion would result in a major acclamation for human rights will be disappointed.
The FA, which was criticised for its loud acclamation for Platini before his suspension, will not endorse a candidate until after a board meeting on Wednesday.
"She was nominated by acclamation for the U.S. Senate, and her husband was impeached and is on the verge of losing his law license".
His chronic drinking, a dalliance with drugs and simmering personal grief drove him to the point of suicide, ballooning his weight and eroding his self-esteem, and he deserves acclamation for surviving such an ordeal.
Remembering the Fifa delegates' acclamation for Blatter last year, it was hard to have too much faith in their ability to deliver the cultural change required.
United States Senator Christopher J. Dodd, who is unopposed within the party, is to be renominated by acclamation for a second, six-year term.
The Republican convention, which had been delayed earlier in the week by Tropical Storm Isaac, ended in a rousing and respectful acclamation for Mr. Romney.
In a message to Maryland senator Barbara Mikulski, Clinton wrote of then Maryland governor Martin O'Malley: "He should be elected by acclamation for steering the ship of state so well".
The 43 members of the National Olympic Committee on Wednesday voted by acclamation for Coe to take over from Lord Moynihan, who announced after the London Olympics that he was stepping down as chairman a year early.
Mr. Tsang announced Saturday that the same 800-member Electoral Committee of Beijing loyalists that selected Mr. Tung by acclamation for a second five-year term in 2002 would meet on July 10 to choose a successor to serve the remainder of Mr. Tung's term.
