Nevertheless, Harrison sent a number of nominations for office to the Senate for confirmation during his month in office.
It is impossible to win a nomination for national office without pledging allegiance to the unions on vouchers.
Moreover, in spite of their supposed decline, parties continue to keep an iron grip on many aspects of politics.In most places, for example, parties still control nomination for public office.
The judge is very upset when she disrobes, and even more upset when they are interrupted by two citizens calling to ask the judge to accept a nomination for political office.
Mr. Badillo, who supported Mr. Lindsay for Mayor last year after being defeated for the Democratic nomination for that office, said that if elected he would introduce legislation to give the cities a "certain per centage" of Federal tax reve nue.
Even before her narrow victory, Mrs. Whitman's decision to veto legislation banning a type of late-term abortion diminished her chances of winning her party's nomination for national office.
By then, he had come to see his nomination for that office as possible, even likely.
On July 27 , 1920 he made a speech in Northampton, Massachusetts, officially notifying Calvin Coolidge of his nomination for that office.
According to Marbury v. Madison, "appointed" means at the moment of nomination for civil office, not at the time of approval.
In yet another first, in 1964, her name was put into nomination for the office of president for a major political party.
