Sentence examples for avoid nominating from inspiring English sources
New Jersey Republicans, unlike Democrats, have just enough wit to avoid nominating a corrupt candidate, but not enough to support that candidate.
Here is how the primary runoff in New York was supposed to work: To avoid nominating a politically vulnerable fringe candidate for the general election in November, a second election would be conducted between the top two vote-getters if no one received at least 40percentt of the vote.
By Caitlin Kelly May 9, 2014 "Most Republicans … what they want to do is avoid nominating candidates who will say something stupid in the general election," Ryan Lizza says on this week's Political Scene podcast.
Party leaders are trying to prevent expensive runoffs and avoid nominating extreme candidates who could dash GOP hopes of gaining the six seats they need to retake control of the Senate.
Republicans were looking to avoid nominating candidates like Christine O'Donnell, Sharron Angle, Richard Mourdock and Todd Akin, who contributed in part to the GOP's failure to take the Senate in 2010 and 2012.
And because of this, we're set for a future where – motivated by nothing but fear – all actresses will have to do everything in their power to avoid being nominated for an Oscar.
Popular software is to be preferred as useful to more people (and to avoid being nominated for deletion on vanity), usually this will be free software.
"For those of us who are behind … we would like it to be a little longer". As he seeks to close strong, the Florida senator is explicitly making the case to Republicans that they should rally behind him if they want to avoid a protracted nominating contest that could stretch toward the summer.
To avoid confusion, we nominate this method as DOA and polarization estimation BB-MUSIC (DOA-P-BB-MUSIC) estimator.
So who should progressives back to avoid Morganelli being nominated?
