Within six months of his nomination, Stephenson was caught in a funds embezzling scandal, surrounding his time as Register of Lands, and forced to withdraw from the election.
Within six months of his nomination, accusations of embezzlement were leveled against him, and he was forced to withdraw from the election.
Given the size of the field, Dr. Dean's lack of experience in national politics and his tendency for intemperate remarks, his success at navigating the very early months of the Democratic nomination battle hardly means he is assured of being nominated in Boston next July.
"If your agent doesn't come up with a really good offer within six months of having a nomination, you have to change your agent.
After months of speculation, the nominations have finally been announced for the Teachies, the biggest, glitziest, most media-crazed pedagogical awards ceremony of the year, judged by the renowned American Federation of Teachers and presented in the legendary Student Drama Theater.
The nomination ended months of wrangling following a sweeping victory by Mr Yanukovich's Party of the Regions bloc in March's parliamentary elections.
Mr. Tsongas led the October polls among the candidates who actually ran that year, but Mario Cuomo — who chose not to run for the nomination after months of indecision — led in the New Hampshire polls when he was included.
The campaign's strategy was to raise millions in the fourth quarter, then use the money in the early months of 2004 to secure the nomination with momentum from victories in Iowa and New Hampshire, campaign officials said.
You'd like to think that after 17 months of angst over its presidential nomination, the Democrats would not wind up with the exact same candidate they started out with, except for a different gender and a higher quotient of panache.
The reality is that no film released during the first six months of 2013 scored an Oscar nomination in the top six categories (Picture, Actor, Actress, Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress, Director).
