Sentence examples for nomination of either from inspiring English sources

This means that no openly non-believing candidate has won the presidential nomination of either major party.

However, in the letter to the possible White House hopefuls, Mr. Spencer also described himself as "the Republican and Conservative candidate for United States Senate," even though he has not won the nomination of either party.

In 1971, two fiery, determined women Representative Shirley Chisholm, the first African-American woman in Congress and the first to vie for the presidential nomination of either party, and Representative Bella Abzug, a Jewish anti-Vietnam War activist who advocated for passage of the Equal Rights Amendment together cofounded the National Women's Political Caucus.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky on Thursday declined to comment about whether he would personally support the nomination of either Cain or Trump's other pick, Stephen Moore, saying neither of Trump's choices has been formally sent to the Senate.

Democrats say they have not polled on the issue, though a private survey that surfaced this year found that the nomination of either Mrs. Clinton or Mr. Obama could cut into support for House Democrats in tough districts.

He has been nominated for 45 Oscars, more than any other living person, and won five; if he receives a nomination for either of his newest Spielberg scores, he will be second only to Walt Disney, who had 59 academy nods.

He failed to receive Oscar nominations for either of his eligible films last year, Captain Phillips and Saving Mr Banks.

But Patrick Leopold, campaign manager for Ms. Jenkins, said a Clinton nomination would work in favor of either his candidate or Mr. Ryun, the other prospective Republican opponent of Ms. Boyda.

Of course, a big win could assist Mitt Romney to win the nomination and break the back of either Rick Santorum or Newt Gingrich; but on the other hand, a surprise win for either of these candidates could potentially debilitate Romney and deny him the advantage he gained from last-minute victories in Michigan and Florida.

We hypothesize that there is a delay between the onset of changing behavior, observed either in communication or collocation, and the nomination of another individual as a cognitively salient contact.

Incumbent McQuaid has been criticised for his handling of the Lance Armstrong doping affair and failed to secure nominations from either the country of his birth Ireland or Switzerland, where he now lives.