Sentence examples for nomination to represent from inspiring English sources

Christopher Cox, the wealthy son of the state Republican chairman and a grandson of President Richard M. Nixon, was crushed Tuesday night in his bid for the Republican nomination to represent Suffolk County in Congress.

Perhaps Caine gets an acting nomination to represent the entire cast of what is one of the most successful and cohesively-staffed franchises in Hollywood history.

Rep. Shelley Moore Capito (R) has won her party's nomination to fight to represent West Virginia in the U.S. Senate, the Associated Press reports.

Michelle Nunn has won the Democratic nomination in the race to represent Georgia in the U.S. Senate, the Associated Press reports.

It was election day and she was standing for nomination as the Democratic candidate to represent Lower Manhattan on the city council.

Of course I was thrilled about Hillary's nomination as the first woman candidate to represent a major political party.

Second, the nomination of an individual to have the authority to represent the patient.

"If Trump secures the Republican nomination, he would start the general election campaign as the least popular candidate to represent either party in modern times," the Post reported.

Geraldine Ferraro, the first female vice presidential candidate to represent a major political party in the United States, wore white when she accepted the Democratic nomination in the 1980s. .

The sixty senators it takes to defeat a filibuster can represent as little as 26 per cent of the population or as much as 89 per cent; the fifty-one itakeses to reject a nomination can represent anywhere from 18 to 84 per cent.

On the December 19 Today Show, Huckabee was asked to respond to a National Review column titled "Huckacide" in which editor Rich Lowry argued that a Huckabee "nomination would represent an act of suicide by his party".