Sentence examples for nomination of both from inspiring English sources

Republicans are so unsure of winning that seat that they are planning to support a Democratic assemblyman who will seek the nomination of both parties and then join the Republican caucus if he is elected.

Improbably, it appears that the June 7th California primary will determine the nomination of both the Democratic frontrunner, Hillary Clinton, and the Republican frontrunner, Donald Trump.

8 07 - The AP story teases the honesty ratings of the two candidates in both states the the rough shares who say the would be satisfied with the nomination of both.

We accept nominations of both current undergraduate residents in Columbia College and Columbia Engineering (for Active Membership).

This year the nominations of both major parties were settled in March, before many states had voted.

Turning the tables, they stopped the nominations of both Clement F. Haynsworth in 1969 and G. Harrold Carswell in 1970 to succeed Fortas.

The nominations of both had been bottled up, by a single vote, in the committee when it was led by Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont.

The competition for best actor is complicated by the nominations of both Philip Seymour Hoffman and John C. Reilly for their performances in "True West," despite efforts by the play's producers to have the actors, who alternate roles every three performances, considered jointly as one candidate.

He was one of four Democrats to vote for the repeal of an Obama administration stream protection rule, and he voted to confirm the nominations of both Jeff Sessions for attorney general and Neil Gorsuch for the Supreme Court.

He even manages to find some good in the horrors of Guantánamo and Abu Ghraib, pointing to the slow-gathering, huge reaction against the administration's policies that has seen the nomination of two candidates both of whom are implacably opposed to torture.Ms Maddox's book concentrates on America's role in the world: on NATO, Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, greenhouse gases and other serious matters.

William Fiennes, who chairs this year's judging panel, called the list of nominations "both daunting and exhilarating".