Sentence examples for nominating parties from inspiring English sources

Nominating parties (i.e. those readers doing the crowdsourced work) receive free books based on the success of their nominations, and one Scout has actually received 10 free books for picking a high percentage of winners.

The origins of these conventions are hazy -- the State Legislature created them early in the last century -- but they are legally charged with nominating parties' candidates for Supreme Court.

Wisconsin's open primary process does not require voters or candidates to belong to the nominating party.

That has the advantage of providing excitement and momentum (as well as wall-to-wall news coverage) for the campaign as it charges toward its big nominating party.

As for Representative Charles B. Rangel's interests, he was indeed the nominating party, but the unanimous decision was made by an entire board of directors.

Local associations would be allowed to nominate party activists for knighthoods and honours.

Candidates in that have to be nominated by parties.

All candidates must be nominated by parties, and all parties must prove that they have a nationwide network of members and offices before they can make any nominations.

Both the Democratic Party and the Republican Party formulate their platforms quadrennially at national political conventions, which are held to nominate the parties' presidential candidates.

Both the Democratic Party and the Republican Party formulate their platforms quadrennially at national conventions, which are held to nominate the parties' presidential candidates.

The process for getting on the ballot varies across states, from collecting signatures to being nominated by party officials.