Sentence examples for for a nominating from inspiring English sources
Nomination Criteria for Nominating Committee: The FCU Act and the FCU Bylaws do not prohibit a board of directors from establishing reasonable criteria, in addition to the eligibility requirements, for a nominating committee to follow in making its nominations, such as financial experience, years of membership, or conflict of interest provisions.
In 1990 the latter adopted the Basic Law, which included the commitment that in 2017 the territory's chief executive would be elected by universal suffrage; it also spelt out that the nomination of candidates would be a matter for a nominating committee.
With so many states voting at once, the night was effectively a fast-forward button for a nominating contest that had trudged along with slow-motion acrimony, as Mr. Romney alternated between fending off Mr. Santorum and Mr. Gingrich.
In its subsequent and current usage in the United States, the term came to denote a meeting of either party managers or duty voters, as in "nominating caucus," which nominates candidates for office or selects delegates for a nominating convention.
For 2008, candidates could receive matching grants of as much as $25 million for the primary season, grants of about $15 million for a nominating convention and grants of about $83 million for the general election.
The emerging goals for the four days in New York signal that this White House has adopted an ambitious political agenda for a nominating convention that Republicans describe as a critical moment for Mr. Bush's campaign.
Thanks to Kickstarter, The Smith Tapes was nominated for a Grammy, Music From Brooklyn Babylon was nominated for a Grammy and The Square was nominated for an Oscar.
In addition they are the only acceptable grounds for nominating an article for deletion.
This paper describes a process for nominating and assessing potential actions in group meetings.
Langan will be rooting for Mulligan, nominated for an assured performance that has been universally praised.
