Sentence examples for of his nominating from inspiring English sources

Mitt Romney, fresh from the conclusion of his nominating convention in Tampa, will arrive first.

For Mayor Williams, submission of his nominating petitions should have been routine.

On Thursday, the commission investigating Sept. 11 is to release its final report, criticizing government efforts to prevent the attacks, and Mr. Kerry is about to enjoy a week of extensive coverage of his nominating convention.

But the debate remains a singular event in the life of the campaign, watched by more than 67 million people — a larger audience than for any of Mr. Obama's 2008 debates, either of his nominating conventions or any of his State of the Union addresses.

When aides to Rahm Emanuel recently wheeled a cart loaded with tall stacks of his nominating petitions into the city election board's downtown offices, the more than 90,000 voter signatures were a show of force meant to prove deep grass-roots support across the city for the former White House chief of staff.

But Ms. Moran, noting that the words she used were those of Mr. Kerry himself, said the choice of which bits of Mr. Kerry's acceptance speech to use for her first spot was obvious after Mr. Kerry made his national security credentials the focal point of his nominating convention.

A Pennsylvania court struck Ralph Nader's name from the state's ballot yesterday, declaring that nearly two-thirds of the signatures on his nominating petitions were invalid or had been forged in what the court called an unparalleled case of election fraud.

MOSCOW — President Dmitri A. Medvedev on Monday made one of the most complex regional appointments of his presidency, nominating Magomedsalam M. Magomedov to be the next president of the combustible southern republic of Dagestan.

On Monday night, Donald Trump made what is sure to be one of the most consequential moves of his presidency, nominating Brett Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court.

Mr. Espada was removed from the ballot because of irregularities in his nominating petitions.

On July 30, Heyward Dotson, a City Council candidate in District 7 in Manhattan, learned that he would not be on the primary ballot because of a flaw in his nominating petitions.