Sentence examples for competitive nomination from inspiring English sources

Groups such as his are helping to fuel a competitive nomination fight, he added.

There have been only about 15 competitive nomination contests since we began picking presidents this way in 1972.

I went through our database of past primary polls for the 16 competitive nomination races from 1972 (when the current primary system was adopted) to 2008.

The ASM holds a competitive nomination process and only the most distinguished lecturers and researchers are chosen to participate in the program.

Awardees are chosen through an annual competitive nomination and selection process at select schools in the US, EU, China, and Taiwan.

The remaining 30 governors, who are selected by local Red Cross chapters through a competitive nomination process, really control the organization.

The Translational Fellows Program (TFP) is a competitive, nomination-based, year-long postdoc program that funds its fellows for a-day-a-week, providing them the opportunity to pursue commercialization of a technology that originated in MIT research.

For Republicans, the national polls have been the better predictor, having called six out of the seven competitive nominations in the modern primary era correctly.

Speaking of Beatty, he and George Clooney are now the only two people to have competitive nominations in the picture, director, screenplay and acting categories.

Ideally, you'd want to adjust for things like how competitive the nomination race was and for how long, how many states held caucuses instead of primaries, the peculiarities of the nomination calendar and the dynamics of two parties holding primaries or caucuses in the same year, perhaps along with other factors.

The MacVicar Faculty Fellows are selected through a competitive annual nomination process.