Sentence examples for nominates its from inspiring English sources

The effort by Romney to appeal to moderate-minded Americans in an increasingly progressive society left some conservative leaders so furious that they "vowed to wage a war to put the Tea Party in charge of the Republican Party by the time it nominates its next presidential candidate," according to The Hill.

The committee usually nominates its own replacement candidate, but also invites nominations from others, and if any are received, holds an election among county bird recorders and the bird observatory network.

The testing of Senators Clinton and Obama that a full-tilt nomination process provides is the best way to insure that the Democratic Party nominates its best candidate for the fall.

Primary Politics: Everything You Need to Know about how America Nominates its Presidential Candidates, 3. Brookings Institution Press, 2018.

According to the legally binding merger agreement, the board does not report to any authority other than itself, nominates its own members, has the right to sue Unilever and will exist in perpetuity.

Mollie Fullington, a spokeswoman for Gov. George E. Pataki, who controls the authority's 17-member board and nominates its members, yesterday called Mr. Paterson's announcement "clearly partisan politics from a partisan politician".

The party said it would nominate its candidate on 24 September.

Poland has confirmed that it will nominate its Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski to replace Catherine Ashton as EU foreign policy chief.

In 2007, the ARF announced that it would nominate its own candidate to run for president of Armenia in the February 2008 presidential election.

What's more, this year the New York Times nominated it its number one destination in the world.

But the Brotherhood has been careful not to criticize Mr. Mubarak directly and insists it would never nominate its own candidate for the presidency.