Sentence examples for nominated candidate from inspiring English sources

Until the 20th century indeed, not even the nominated candidate had to make a speech at the convention, never mind his wife.

Their third child, Woodrow Wilson Guthrie, was born on July 14 , 1912 twelve days after that year's Democratic Presidential Convention, and named for the freshly nominated candidate.

It is not clear whether Dr Marek will face disciplinary action by the Labour group for allowing his name to go forward against the group's nominated candidate.

Tony Clarke has run two very strong campaigns for Labor, one state and the second federal, and his tagline "no sight, great vision" would be proven in the senate were he Labor's nominated candidate.

According to an investigative report published in December 2011 in the Chinese business newsmagazine Century Weekly, then-minister Liu Zhijun picked Zhang, a deputy chief engineer, to be the ministry's nominated candidate for CAS membership in the 2007 elections.

The EPP - the largest centre-right grouping in the parliament - won the most seats in May's polls, and Mr Juncker, its nominated candidate, has argued that gives him the mandate.

It is the nominating committee's duty to ascertain that all nominated candidates, including those nominated by petition, meet the eligibility requirements.

May 18: Deadline for nominated candidates to accept nomination.

He also got 4,304 votes (41percentt of all ballots cast), enough to best the two nominated candidates handily.

That agreement saw Alliance welcome two of Elliott's nominated candidates on to its board without a shareholder vote.

By virtue of their nominations in the Democratic Party primary, the LaRouche candidates secured only those rights granted to duly nominated candidates under state election law.