The phrase "at nominating" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context related to the act of nominating, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The committee met at nominating time to discuss the candidates."
Alternatives: "during the nomination" or "at the time of nomination".
Trump upbraided Sessions for the second straight morning on Twitter ― decrying the attorney general's "weak position" in failing to investigate Hillary Clinton or intelligence leakers ― and a week after expressing regret at nominating him in the first place.u.u
Ali Fayadh, a lawmaker from of Maliki's State of Law coalition, which won the most parliamentary seats and therefore had the first crack at nominating a prime minister, said the bloc was considering alternate candidates to Maliki but that it was "not in a hurry" to make a decision.
-- McConnell sharply criticized Steve Bannon for his bid to find challengers to most GOP incumbents up in 2018, describing them as "specialists at nominating people who lose". John Wagner and Tory Newmyer report: "McConnell argued that the kind of candidates Bannon and others are supporting will not have the broad appeal needed to win general elections in some of those states.
The stability of in-party voting suggests that either the parties are getting better at nominating high-quality candidates or membership in the parties has become more homogeneous — so that a typical candidate now gets the support of more partisans because partisans are now more alike than they were 50 years ago.
McConnell, meanwhile, has accused Bannon of dividing the Republican Party, arguing the strategist and his backers are "specialists at nominating people who lose". .
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But the superdelegates were also created to provide unity at the nominating convention.
In an indirect primary, voters elect delegates who choose the party's candidates at a nominating convention.
With a Georgetown University law degree, he worked for President Gerald Ford's 1976 campaign, tracking delegates at the nominating convention.
The Secret Service is overseeing security at both nominating conventions this month, starting with the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
