Sentence examples for endorsed nominee from inspiring English sources

Any delegate who "publicly advocates that voters not vote for an endorsed nominee of the Democratic Party," the note warned, would be stripped of his or her delegate status.

If endorsed, nominees must submit the final version of their materials for approval to the Fellowship Coordinator by September 25 before submitting the application electronically.

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis)., chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, said he would not advance the two endorsed nominees to the Senate floor until the president nominates and the committee supports a third member.

Among the duties of the ward committeemen are to determine Democratic endorsed nominees for office in their region.

For the Experts' Assembly is itself unsupervised by any other institution, save for the vetting of its candidates by the Guardian Council, whose members are directly appointed by the leader or by parliament endorsing nominees from the judiciary, whose head the leader appoints.

I take very seriously the prohibition against a county party's involvement for a candidate until there is a nominee or endorsed candidate.

Except for two elections in which you chose not to back a candidate, you always endorsed the nominee of the opposition party.

Former CIA acting director Michael Morrell, who endorsed Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton this weekend, has insinuated that Putin is manipulating an unwitting Trump.

Then on June 2, three weeks after his dinner party for Cruz, Will learned that his friend and fellow Republican Paul Ryan, the House speaker, had endorsed the nominee.

Three former Yale Law School classmates who endorsed Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh called Tuesday for an investigation into allegations by two women that he engaged in sexual misconduct in the 1980s.

He endorsed Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in an op-ed, citing her dedication to educating children as the main reason for his support.