Sentence examples for basic nominating from inspiring English sources

No incumbent will be running, in other words, but the truly notable aspect of the race is that the parties seem to have switched their basic nominating strategies.

Mitt Romney's Republican rivals enter the final four days of the South Carolina primary in search of something — anything — to significantly alter the basic trajectory of their party's presidential nominating contest.

"Giving shareholders the right to nominate directors is the most basic and fundamental right in corporate America," said Geoffrey Raynor, senior managing partner and founder of Q Investments.

Stone, 54, starred in the 1990s films "Total Recall," "Basic Instinct" and "Casino," for which she was nominated for an Academy Award.

Get nominated or nominate yourself.

Communities in the Chaco nominate participants for the 400-hour course of modules from basic biology to mathematics.

These volunteers are nominated by the community itself and are trained in the basic principles of healthy living, pathophysiology, and the epidemiology of NCDs.

He also pledged to nominate judges "who don't divine from our Constitution nonexistent prohibitions on basic rights" including posting the Ten Commandments and reciting the Pledge of Allegiance.

This result conforms with the recent increase of basic and translational research papers among our submissions, inducing the editor-in-chief to nominate a dedicated associate editor to manage these contributions.

Visit the NYC DOE website for basic information on subs: http://schools.nyc.gov/Offices/DHR/SubTeachers.htm Find a public school principal to nominate you for becoming a substitute.

Reid went on: "President Obama nominated the former chief of staff of the General Services Administration -- which manages the basic functions of our federal agencies -- to lead that organization.