Sentence examples for nomination will have from inspiring English sources

Whoever wins the Democratic nomination will have a Pyrrhic victory.

Whoever now wins the ANC's presidential nomination will have a lot of fences to mend and bridges to build.

Whoever wins the 2016 GOP nomination will have to do so by being cognizant of changing demographics.

But even Senate Democrats with severe reservations about their former colleague say opponents to his nomination will have an uphill battle.

Any candidate hoping to win that nomination will have to be able to talk about government programs with this degree of specificity, so it will improve the G.O.P. primary race.

Mr. Jenkins, who at first thought his son-in-law's father was playing a joke on him when he called to offer congratulations, said he had no idea what effect the nomination will have on his career.

Each of the blocs has said it wants to know who the others will choose for their posts before naming its own - meaning the nominations will have to be done as a package.

If Mitt Romney wins the Republican nomination, he will have an opportunity to break this precedent.

So my guess is if McCain secures the nomination, he will have to make some concessions.

If Ron Paul doesn't win the Republican nomination, he will have to decide whether to support the candidate who does.

In order to win the nomination, he will have to find a way to broaden his appeal beyond his narrow conservative base to the wider electorate.