Sentence examples for be nominated from the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Samuels said he would not ask to be nominated from the floor and would, instead, circulate petitions to get himself on the ballot the hard way.

"About 600 well-organized Paul supporters overwhelmed McCain's forces and engineered a rule change that permitted national convention delegates to be nominated from the floor, wresting the task from party leaders," Ms. Reston writes, adding later, "There might be some drama at the G.O.P.'s national convention in September after all".

The choice for Republicans always looked to be nominating from the right and going to war with a motivated base, or accepting Romney -- liberal warts and all -- and fighting for the independent center.

Most commonly, Mr. Greenstein said, individuals interested in running for a position on the board are nominated from the floor at the annual meeting.

He was not one of the four nominees put forward by the diocese search committee; he was nominated from the floor, a situation that does not usually result in election.

This is carried out in the authority expansion step, in which new representatives may be nominated from some of the proteomes as being more compatible with some of the existing members.

To be chairman, Moffett would first need to win an election to the board and then be nominated from among its members and successfully win that vote.

To become chairman, Moffett would first need to win an election to the board and then be nominated from among its members and successfully win that vote.

Should new areas be added, five members would be nominated from there.

Mr. Ashe was nominated from among the Latin American and Caribbean states that are members of the Executive Board.

Six of the 24 are nominated from a pool of candidates recommended by the Columbia Alumni Association.