Sentence examples for of a nominating from inspiring English sources
It had the feel of a nominating convention, or an Election Day victory party.
He got voted down, again and again, the victim of a nominating committee handpicked by the owners.
The previous rules meant that each branch's members elected only one-half of a nominating committee which, in turn, prepared a slate of candidates for the board.
It will allow only two or three candidates and require them to gain the backing of at least half the members of a nominating committee stacked with Beijing loyalists.
Alistair Cooke, who had become the Manchester Guardian's chief US correspondent the previous year, wrote an 'ABC of American ritual' on the Republican Convention: An Englishman dropped into the middle of a nominating Convention begins by saying that he feels like the man from Mars.
The Reform Party's convention is taking on some of the trappings of a World Wrestling Federation spectacle, with partisans "woofing" at each other on the Internet and demanding extra security guards for the thriller of a nominating show in Long Beach, Calif., in August.
Philadelphia's public school system is an independent governmental unit operating under a board of education appointed by the mayor on the recommendation of a citizens' nominating panel.
The sustained nastiness of a presidential nominating contest traditionally gives way, eventually, to a finer-tuned, more upbeat message in the general election.
Representative Ron Paul, whose yard signs may be the most visible evidence of a presidential nominating campaign in Kansas, also visited the state on Friday.
There is something of a Scrooge nominating competition in the capital city, where the spirit of Osama threatens to trump Santa's cheer.
That such a police action happened in New York, and during the large, democratic show of a political nominating convention, was troubling.
