The phrase "as a nominating" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a role or function related to the act of nominating, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "As a nominating committee member, I will ensure that all candidates are fairly evaluated."
Alternatives: "in a nominating capacity" or "as a nominee".
Democracy advocates fear that some version of the current electoral committee could end up as a nominating committee and limit eligibility to allies of the Chinese Communist Party.
It was designed to function essentially as a nominating committee, with the final choice to be made by Congress, because with no nationwide media, the founders assumed nobody would know enough about someone from another state.
Research applications are accepted at the John E. Fogarty International Center of the National Institutes of Health, which acts as a nominating authority for JSPS programs.
Candidates have until Dec. 4 to gather at least 1,000 signatures as part of a nominating petition.
It ruled that for open primaries to be constitutional they would have to be pure "top two" primaries, which would no longer act as a party nominating process.
As a national nominating body for ACCEA (Advisory Committee on Clinical Excellence Awards), we encourage our consultant members to apply for these awards and provide the support and mentoring they need.
Governor Romney has always supported Nevada's status as an early nominating contest".
The winner will go on the ballot as the Reform Party candidate while the loser will appear as "a candidate nominated by petition".
He travels around the globe speaking to groups about success and recently found success on Broadway as a Tony-nominated producer.
Reciprocity measures whether ties are mutually acknowledged: a reciprocated tie is one in which A nominates B as a tie and B nominates A. For collaboration and working ties we expected this to be much higher.
As an Oscar-nominated actor, Jesse Eisenberg can afford to flirt with obscurity.
