Sentence examples for nomination of a candidate from inspiring English sources

Still, neither the AKP nor any other party has yet committed itself to the nomination of a candidate who wears a head scarf.

THE Republican primaries are meant to last six months, allowing all 50 states to have their say in the nomination of a candidate to take on Barack Obama in November.

"The kingmakers have a vested interest in preventing — at all cost — the nomination of a candidate, such as Barry Goldwater, who will let the Soviet system collapse of its own internal weaknesses," Schlafly warned.

[A1.] Three senators plan to block a vote on the nomination of a candidate to head the Food and Drug Administration because of issues related to the morning-after birth control pill and condoms.

According to Indonesia Corruption Watch, the country's leading antigraft organization, nearly 50 members of the previous House, which served from 2004 to 2009, have been named as suspects in cases in which the charges include skimming money from public projects and accepting bribes for endorsing the nomination of a candidate for a high-ranking position at the Central Bank.

Men such as Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina, who helped purge the party of moderates during the primaries, may or may not run themselves, but will not support the nomination of a candidate who softens the ultra-conservative message just because that might play better against Mr Obama.

Don Kirk (NYT) Correction: May 11 , 2002 Saturday A report in the World Briefing column yesterday about the nomination of a presidential candidate in South Korea by the Grand National Party misspelled the candidate's given name.

As reporting staffs at newspapers are cut, journalists have spoken of the threat that important civic issues — say, for instance, the first major party nomination of a black candidate — would go undercovered.

What, in the frantic year leading up to the nomination of a Presidential candidate, look like mass movements that are on the cusp of taking over a party often turn out to be nothing more than gyrations in the polls, even if they are extended ones, or the inflation of one noisy slice of the electorate that gets disproportionate media attention.

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"My purpose was not to obstruct, but to call for two important goals: restoring a more consultative process between the White House and the Senate in filling Supreme Court vacancies, and encouraging the nomination of a consensus candidate who could lower the partisan temperature in the country," Biden wrote.