Sentence examples for nominating an alternative from inspiring English sources
Another increasingly likely possibility, they say, is nominating an alternative candidate.
Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee of India said on Tuesday that the country has not committed to support Ms. Lagarde's bid despite her visit to the country, a sign that India may still be hopeful of nominating an alternative candidate.
Its new boss is a 14-year veteran of Microsoft.Microsoft threw its weight behind Carl Icahn's campaign to oust the board at Yahoo! when it held out the prospect of fresh takeover talks if new management was put in place at the company.A heady brewIn a separate hostile takeover bid, InBev, a Belgian brewer, intensified its efforts to win Anheuser-Busch by nominating an alternative board.
At least 47 MPs would be needed to trigger a coup and nominate an alternative leader at party conference.
In either case, the administration could ultimately be forced to withdraw the candidate and nominate an alternative.
A day after Mr Abdel Jalil's proclamation, they nominated an alternative spokesman, another lawyer half his age.Despite this hiccup, the coalition has survived.
Under the current rules, 20 per cent of the parliamentary party – 47 MPs – would have to nominate an alternative candidate for leader at party conference to trigger a fresh leadership contest.
Trump's meltdown over abortion last week at first seemed a product of a particular moment in the campaign, when talk that Republican Party leaders might actually nominate an alternative candidate at the Convention, in Cleveland, seemed to grow.
The government in Sofia, which had initially resisted efforts to replace Ms. Jeleva, on Tuesday nominated an alternative candidate, Kristalina Georgieva, who has been vice president of the World Bank since 2008.
Young also called on the Coalition to reconsider its plan to cut by 20% the average government contribution to tuition costs under the commonwealth grants scheme, but did not nominate an alternative figure.
Results of the vote, tallied at yesterday's annual shareholder meeting in Pleasanton, Calif., came a month after Oracle dropped its effort to nominate an alternative slate of board candidates after the Justice Department sued to block its hostile takeover of PeopleSoft.
