Sentence examples for official nominating from inspiring English sources

All three, however, involve diluting the role of an official nominating committee in the selection of candidates.

During a visit to Yaroslavl on Sunday for the party's official nominating ceremony, Mr. Prokhorov criticized the authorities for making a show of Mr. Urlashov's arrest, and noted that under the Russian Constitution, the mayor should be presumed innocent.

Despite a narrow victory in that primary (that included placing second at the official nominating convention), Lee has legislated like a man who believes he's got the mandate of a movement.

A federal official nominating such a person for inclusion on the list just needs "reasonable suspicion" of a danger – something defined as more than "mere guesses or hunches", based on articulable information or "rational inferences" from it, but far less than probable cause.

As Democrats filed official nominating papers and scurried to patch together a team for the five-day campaign, Mr. Coleman, the former mayor of St . Paul flew around the state in a small plane for the second day in a row, shaking hands at restaurants, veterans' halls and hotel ballrooms in five towns, a 12-hour journey of more than 800 miles.

Instead the former Arkansas governor said he will focus on the caucuses, Iowa's official nominating contest held before any other U.S. state, giving the largely rural, Midwestern state an outsized role in the presidential scrum.

The news leaked a day before the Senate was scheduled to hold a procedural vote to advance the judicial nomination of the writer of the memo, David Barron, a former Justice Department official nominated to serve on the U.S. 1st Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston.

The official, Mike Parker, a former congressman from Mississippi whose title was assistant secretary of the Army for civil works, was the first official nominated by President Bush and confirmed by the Senate to be removed from office.

The Duma also had the right to approve the prime minister and other high government officials nominated by the president.

In recent years, government officials nominated Majuli as a candidate for World Heritage status under Unesco, though the initial application was returned because of various problems.

The network of Jacobin clubs was enlisted to monitor local officials, nominate new appointees, and in general serve as "arsenals of public opinion".