Sentence examples for needed nomination from inspiring English sources

To run for president, a candidate needed nomination by parties commanding at least 20% of the DPR or 25% of the popular vote.

But he first needed nominations from fellow MPs, which rival candidates managed to block.

Ironically, Mr Corbyn needed nominations by MPs who will not vote for him to get over the qualifying hurdle.

The NEC heard three contradicting pieces of legal advice, including from Michael Mansfield QC, which found only challengers needed nominations, and another from James Goudie QC, which found all candidates should seek nominations from MPs.

Any candidate will need nominations from at least 35 MPs.

But a row over whether he will need nominations from colleagues was brewing, as the rival sides both believe they have legal advice supporting their case.

Lord Kinnock, the former Labour leader, has insisted Corbyn would need nominations but legal advice produced by Doughty Street Chambers and published online gives the opinion that he would not.

"We need nominations for Honorary Service awards for people or organizations who have served our school and children in our community," said President Sydney Swainston.

The thing that feels great about it is a movie like this needs nominations for Mrs. Cornbluth in Duluth to find out about it.

Kennedy went to the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles, held July 11 15 , 1960 as the front-runner for the nomination, with some 600 delegates of the 761 needed for nomination secured.

He remains far short of the 2,025 needed for nomination.