Small cliques or entrenched "machines" dominated democratically elected nominating conventions as earlier they had controlled caucuses.
In return, the president-elect nominated her as ambassador to the UN, a position from which she contributed doughtily to the administration's long-term diplomatic chaos.
I am a registered Republican in the state of Pennsylvania and my complete disapproval of Betsy DeVos has nothing to do with the fact that a Republican President-Elect nominated her.
Adding to this intrigue, on the same day that the CIA findings about Russian interference became public, the president-elect nominated a man with extensive Russian business dealings and a personal relationship with Russian autocrat Vladimir Putin to be Secretary of State.
The Ecclesiastical Appointments Act 1534 required the clergy to elect bishops nominated by the Sovereign.
North Korea says they have one yet the magic of Google tells us that: "a republic is a state in which supreme power is held by the people and their elected representatives, and which has an elected or nominated president rather than a monarch".
The European Parliament, the European Union's only directly elected body, nominated Mr. Snowden for the prize late Monday.
(In other words, in a chamber containing both elected and nominated members the former would be tempted to claim greater legitimacy than the latter).
It is run by a board of trustees who are responsible for making sure the organisation's charitable objectives are met, and who are advised and overseen by a council of elected and nominated members.
The third proposal was to have an upper house in Parliament composed of members elected or nominated to represent the racial, linguistic and religious minorities in Singapore.
After being elected or nominated, candidates may participate in a call-out ceremony to recognize those Scouts and Scouters that were selected before they attend their Ordeal.
