Sentence examples for is formally nominated from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Romney is formally nominated as the Republican candidate, his chances would presumably rise.

Mr Romney's general-election account is brimming, but it cannot be tapped until he is formally nominated at the convention.

Downing Street declined to deny speculation among some ministers that Cameron will adopt hardball tactics if Juncker is formally nominated by the EU leaders.

Asked if he still considered himself a candidate with just a week to go before Mr. Bush is formally nominated in Philadelphia, he replied: "I am not".

Branstad, if he is formally nominated by Trump and confirmed by the Senate, could have his work cut out for him trying to smooth over some of the ripples in the relationship — notably by reassuring the Chinese that the United States does not want confrontation and conflict andstill sees areas for cooperation.

Graham wants Hillary Clinton to testify on Benghazi, and she has said she will, as the Secretary of State, and apparently even John Kerry wants that to happen before he is formally nominated.

According to The Post's tracker with the Partnership for Public Service, of 717 key positions requiring Senate confirmation, only 436 have been confirmed, 140 have no nominee, 134 have been formally nominated, and 10 are awaiting nomination.

At the Conservative Assembly meeting at which Allsopp was formally nominated as the party's candidate, one of his nominators, Mr J. Standfast, decried the situation in Ireland.

She was formally nominated in January.

He was formally nominated by Germany, and the board settled on him by consensus.

But just 36 have been formally nominated and 26 confirmed, closer to the historical average.