Sentence examples for needs to nominate from inspiring English sources

"If the Republican Party is going to remain viable, it needs to nominate Ron Paul," said Sean Curtin of Iowa City, who estimates that that "Libertarian-Constitutional" constituency that supports Mr. Paul makes up 25 percent of the Republican Party.

The national political environment has changed, and even Republicans who like and admire Bush increasingly believe that the party needs to nominate someone with a clear identity as a strong, competent leader, a reformer and a fiscal conservative.

Page A26 CENSUS CRUNCH TIME With only a year to go before the nationwide census, President-elect Barack Obama needs to nominate a strong new director who can move swiftly to counteract years of political meddling and neglect.

With only a year to go before the nationwide count in 2010, Mr. Obama needs to nominate a strong new director who can move swiftly to counteract years of political meddling and neglect that have left the bureau ill prepared to conduct the next census.

In most schools, someone needs to nominate you and then someone else has to second that motion.

That is why they need to nominate a third party in Switzerland.

The Republicans would need to nominate a candidate in Mrs Snowe's mould to have much chance of retaining the seat.

John McDonnell, his campaign agent and fellow Labour MP, revealed that the final two MPs needed to nominate him only cast their votes 10 seconds before the deadline.

And, as an insurance policy, they can also press for the reduction in the proportion of Labour MPs needed to nominate a leadership contender.

His campaign is based on the argument that the Democrats need to nominate a person from Middle America, not from the coastal educated class.

His Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) won only 19% of the popular vote, a long way short of the 25% that it needed to nominate a presidential candidate on its own.