Sentence examples for convention process from inspiring English sources

Lieutenant gubernatorial candidate Bishop E.W. Jackson was an unexpected nominee, the product of a convention process that doomed the more conventional choices.

In doing this, she would be going back to the UN convention process, she says.

"Our campaign will continue to work in the state convention process," he said in the e-mail.

"For the past several months my campaign team has worked hard to restructure our campaign to effectively compete in the convention process," Mr. Bolling said in his statement.

Deloitte asked the court to quash the commission action and force the S.E.C. to go through The Hague Convention process to seek foreign documents.

Middleton explained what Emerge offers: a seven-month-long program, conducted on weekends, that involves media training, advising candidates on labor relations, and taking candidates through the convention process.

The Clinton campaign has accused its opponents of "stealing" delegates, by getting supporters to exploit multi-step convention processes in states like Nevada.

Action on climate bleeds into more general development measures.The poorest countries all have wish-lists for adaptation funding, drawn up in the UN climate-convention process of which the Copenhagen and Cancún meetings are part.

Last week, the U.N. high commissioner for human rights, Navi Pillay, said Australia, which is a party to the refugee convention, should process asylum applications on its own soil, rather than transport migrants to a country that is party to neither the refugee convention nor the U.N. Convention Against Torture.

That is important because if the Buchanan forces prevail, their ally, Frank Reid, the Ohio state chairman, would oversee the convention credential process and play a persuasive role in settling more than 40 convention delegate challenges, the resolution of which affects the seating of hundreds of delegates.

And while the selection of a ticket will play out transparently via the online convention, the process also includes a provision for a committee to screen candidates who do not have traditional credentials in politics, business, the military and other fields, leading to accusations of potential skulduggery.