Sentence examples for new nominating from inspiring English sources
A new nominating process is sorely needed.
On the Democratic side, the last time the party produced a fringe candidate was in 1972, when George McGovern, who took advantage of new nominating rules that he had helped to write, lost forty-nine states.
CHICAGO, Aug. 19 — The Democratic National Committee voted Saturday to penalize 2008 presidential candidates who defied a new nominating calendar devised to lessen the longtime influence of New Hampshire and Iowa, the two states that have traditionally kicked off the nominating process.
At last year's Worldcon in Spokane, Wash., the World Science Fiction Society, which administers the Hugos, approved a new nominating procedure (called "E Pluribus Hugo") specifically to deal with groups acting in concert to get work on the ballot.
In short order, the OK Café became a success, with TimeOut New York nominating it for the title Best Coffee Shop in Queens.
The New Yorker, nominated for 11 awards, won 3. Esquire was nominated for 5 awards and won 1, for reviews and criticism.
About 350 people have attended, with new inductees nominated, anonymously, by previous Rebooters.
The roster has since doubled, with new additions nominated by the members and approved by a committee.
This new body nominated Sun as its leader, a decision that also gave him, for the first time, the leadership of the Revive China Society.
They're not the only new artists nominated, either, with Rudimental, London Grammar, Laura Mvula, John Newman and Naughty Boy all up for awards.
Errol Morris's new documentary, nominated for the top prize at the Venice film festival, takes its title from an infamous speech in the run-up to invasion.
