Sentence examples for be formally nominated from inspiring English sources
Mr. Stratton will be formally nominated after an F.B.I. background check is complete.
Mr. Lazio, who is from Suffolk County, will be formally nominated for the Senate at his party's state convention in Buffalo on Tuesday.
In a brief comment while campaigning in Pittsburgh, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, who is to be formally nominated at the Philadelphia convention, said, "Obviously we've got to take these incidents very seriously".
The official said that the White House had not made a final decision whether Mr. Mallett would be formally nominated to succeed Mr. Daley but that he was on a short list of candidates.
Andrew M. Cuomo, the attorney general and likely Democratic candidate for governor, who will be formally nominated on Thursday, selected Robert J. Duffy, the mayor of Rochester, to run for lieutenant governor with him, all but ensuring that the Democratic statewide ticket this fall will include no black or Hispanic candidates.
Putin, pledged his "full" support for Medvedev, who will be formally nominated as presidential candidate on Dec. 17.
At the Conservative Assembly meeting at which Allsopp was formally nominated as the party's candidate, one of his nominators, Mr J. Standfast, decried the situation in Ireland.
If Mr. Romney is formally nominated as the Republican candidate, his chances would presumably rise.
But just 36 have been formally nominated and 26 confirmed, closer to the historical average.
