Sentence examples for better nominating from inspiring English sources

Proposals such as creating a one day nationwide primary, changing the campaign calendar, abolishing caucuses, apportioning state's delegates on a winner take all basis or eliminating superdelegates will not create a clearly better nominating system.

"I hope conservatives will understand this is a wake-up call, that you better nominate someone and get 270 electoral votes.

The other path involves making use of bioinformatic tools and archival data to better nominate candidate genes within a QTL support interval [ 3, 4].

The fact that Michael Dukakis was an extremely weak candidate doesn't mean the Democrats would have been better off nominating Jesse Jackson in 1988.

"There's definitely a feeling that it would be better to nominate a conservative of long-standing conviction," he said.

The Reform Party would do better to nominate a candidate appealing to idealism rather than the paranoid fringe.

"There's definitely a feeling that it would be better to nominate a conservative of long-standing conviction," said Ralph Reed, a movement conservative who hardly ever finds an electable politician crazy enough for his tastes.

Surely Democrats can do better than nominate shock-jock wannabes as their Congressional candidates.

Does this mean that the Democrats would do better to nominate Hillary Clinton to run against John McCain in the general election?

The president could be doing a better job of nominating judges expeditiously.

Mr. Gingrich repeated his claim that conservatives would be better served by nominating "a Reagan conservative" rather than Mr. Romney, whom he characterized as "someone who is essentially a Massachusetts moderate".