The perceived advantage here is that a candidate can only spend funds raised for the general election after he or she is officially nominated, so the sooner that gets settled, the better.
Bailey responded that of course he wanted the book nominated, so the fee was paid, and the nomination became official.
Mr Miliband sought to reassure his parliamentary party, telling the Guardian newspaper: "They will continue to play an important role with their right to nominate, so it will be MPs that will decide who goes forward to the election in the country on the principle of one member one vote".
The problem with the Tonys is that there isn't much to nominate so they end up going: "It's a lamp.
So that's the major impact of why I got nominated.
Even so, that has a nice ring to it: "I've been nominated for a Pulitzer Prize".
She even put on a wig before the winner of the Best British Female, for which she was nominated, was announced, so that the cameras couldn't zoom in on her crestfallen face.
So nominate your songs that express the theme of the cross, or the X, in lyrics or music.
It will surely occur to the party elders that it won't be hard to find a Presidential candidate more electrifying than Romney, and that it's possible to change the nominating process so that it is not quite so empowering to the party's minor figures and non-mainstream constituencies.
"On behalf of the Board of Committee and SOIna's big family, I would like to thank and give credit to UNICEF and the British Council in Indonesia, for the cooperation and support in nominating Stephanie, so that she can become selected to represent Indonesia as a torch bearer," she added.
