Sentence examples for formal nominating from inspiring English sources

Within the formal nominating process, protest politics have followed Bernie Sanders and emphasized class.

There is no formal nominating process for choosing the man to succeed Pope Benedict XVI, and campaigning for oneself is counterproductive.

After weeks of highly publicized warnings that anti-immigration outsiders were trying to take over the venerable Sierra Club, the club's members on Wednesday overwhelmingly supported all five candidates put forward by the group's formal nominating committee.

I think the arguments about the substance on the Democratic side are absolutely now, and by the time you reach the formal nominating process, it's going to be a bit late.

Bryan had made no arrangements for formal nominating speeches given the short timeframe, and was surprised when word was brought to him at the Clifton House that he had been nominated by Henry Lewis of Georgia: the candidate had expected the Kansas delegation to name him.

However, as HuffPost UK notes, Komkov's letter did not serve as a formal nomination since he does not have the authority to nominate Putin.

Though President Clinton intends to nominate Mr. Holbrooke for the United Nations post, the investigation has delayed the formal nomination.

Carter was also nominated for the prize, but well after the February deadline for formal nominations had passed, Aase Lionaess, head of the Nobel committee, told reporters in announcing the award in Oslo.

In the Old Senate Chamber, where Mr. Obama stood only four years ago at a far less formal ceremony for his arrival as the junior senator from Illinois, Mr. Obama signed the documents that formally nominated the members of his cabinet.

Since the Empire lacked, until the reign of Ahmed I, any formal means of nominating a successor, successions usually involved the death of competing princes in order to avert civil unrest and rebellions.

We have yet to see the type of transformatImportantlyrship Brazilians crave from Dilma.