Sentence examples for nomination candidates from inspiring English sources

Such disruptions have succeeded in pushing criminal justice reform and racial equality the fore in the race for the Democratic nomination – candidates can expect to be asked about such subjects in next week's first Democratic debate.

If she wins the Republican nomination, candidates she could face on the Democratic side include former California Governor Jerry Brown (who is thinking of running again) and two popular mayors (Gavin Newsom of San Francisco and Antonio Villaraigosa of Los Angeles).

To qualify for a nomination, candidates must be a registered voter in La Cañada Flintridge, a United States citizen, and at least 18 years of age.

Gurjit Sidhu, a federal Liberal riding president and nomination candidate, sits on the Citizens Councill.

As he creeps closer to the Republican nomination, Candidate Trump has repeatedly claimed that he doesn't condone violence, but has also called the anger of his supporters a "beautiful thing," and frequently waxes nostalgic about the days when people used to be able to bash in the heads of protesters.

9 April: The deadline for delivery of nominations Candidates hoping to run for Parliament need to register their intentions between official notice of the election – no later than 2 April – and 4pm on 9 April.

The nominations committee for nominating candidates for the position of President-elect and for two council positions was chaired by Michael Purugannan (New York University, USA).

The Chinese government has promised to allow the selection of Hong Kong's next leader, in 2017, through universal suffrage, but has ruled out public nomination for candidates and insisted that only candidates who "love China" should be eligible.

However, the protesters, supported by Mr. Lee, ignore the above legal requirements and demand "civic nomination" - candidates that can be nominated by anyone or any party, instead of by a nomination committee as stipulated in the Basic Law.

The last day for the nomination of candidates is 11 working days before the election itself, so parties can find paper candidates at the last minute that in effect mount no campaign, and expect to lose their deposit.

When Mr. Clinton was running for the nomination, the candidates (and media) were ignoring the Iowa caucuses because of the presence of a favorite-son candidate, Senator Tom Harkin.