Sentence examples for nomination and election from inspiring English sources

The decision was forced by the peculiarities of the campaign finance system, which bequeaths Mr. Kerry $75 million for the general election but restricts him to spending that and only that between accepting his party's nomination and Election Day, Nov. 2.

He rejoiced in Eisenhower's nomination and election in 1952.

In 1968, Mr. Thurmond played a central role in Mr. Nixon's nomination and election.

Part of our new Bylaws call for a nomination and election process for the Board of Directors.

We invite all Club members (Columbia alumni, students, and their parents) to take part in the nomination and election process!

At the same time, he laboured for the nomination and election of the war hero Zachary Taylor.

Returns of nominations and elections and proceedings of all regular and special meetings of the members and directors must be recorded in the minute books of this credit union.

For example, William C. Harris's chapter on the 1860 election revisits the complex political mechanics that secured Lincoln's nomination and eventual election as president, providing a cohesive play-by-play of the campaign as a political narrative.

"We don't really have an opposition party in this country except during the brief period, every four years, between the nomination and the election," he told me.

Barack Obama also rode the crest of a mass movement seeking progressive change to win the nomination and the election in 2008.

In 2008, Obama won his party's nomination and the election as a pragmatic antiwar candidate specifically protesting our intervention in Iraq.