Sentence examples for nominations needed from inspiring English sources

Neither secured the necessary nominations needed at the time to formalise their candidacy and Brown was anointed leader unopposed.

Now a multimillionaire businessman Frenchman failed to receive the necessary nominations needed for a presidential challenge last time out but has put himself back in contention.

With just 10 Labour MPs formally supporting him so far, he has secured less than a third of the 33 nominations needed.

In a surprise move, the Labour MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington said she was confident of attracting the 33 nominations needed to get her on to the ballot paper.

Mr Corbyn, who is on course to become Labour leader according to the first public poll of those eligible to vote, scraped onto the ballot paper by winning the backing of 35 MPs - the minimum number of nominations needed to enter the race.

Mr Hunt withdrew from the contest on May 20th, having struggled to obtain the 35 nominations needed to stand for the leadership (together Mr Burnham and Ms Cooper are said to have about 150).Once nominations close on June 15th the unions will use the remaining three months of the contest to sign up as many of their members as "affiliated supporters" (eligible to vote) as possible.

But while this week's song nominations need not be limited to those genres, nor do they need to be confined to singers with the very lowest notes.

Caucus rules controlling the conduct of leadership ballots specify that nominations need to be open for a week when the position is spilled, which now happens automatically after the election.

The president will want to pick a cabinet which he thinks can best deliver on his campaign pledges, but his nominations need to be passed by parliament.

Most deletions are handled automatically by votes cast through Special:NFDGuardian, but some contentious nominations need manual review.

On 15 June, two hours after Jeremy Corbyn had secured the 35th nomination needed to stand for the Labour party leadership, he told me why he had stood.