Sentence examples for nominating its from inspiring English sources

If Coty wanted to follow standard hostile operating procedure, it would have begun a tender offer and complemented it by nominating its own slate of new directors to be elected at Avon's upcoming annual meeting.

On Friday, the country's biggest party, the Pakistan Peoples Party, said it was nominating its leader, Asif Ali Zardari, for president, a post he may end up winning in an electoral college vote scheduled for Sept. 6.

First it asked me to consider nominating its film about West African child soldiers, "Beasts of No Nation".

But in the background, Pershing Square will have the threat until October of nominating its own directors and starting a proxy contest.

And Bob Bennett, a Republican senator from Utah, may lose his primary to one of two Republican challengers closer to the Tea Party.The Republican Party may yet rue nominating its candidates at the height of anti-government anger.

In 1896 the Democratic Party co-opted the anti-capitalist populist movement by nominating its most eloquent spokesperson, William Jennings Bryant, as its presidential candidate.

Prior to Serzh Sargsyan's election as president of Armenia and for a short time thereafter, the ARF was a member of the governing coalition, even though it nominated its own candidate in the presidential elections.

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.

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