Sentence examples for on nomination from inspiring English sources

If on nomination day only one candidate stands nominated, he shall be declared elected to the office of President.

Democrats on the Environment and Public Works Committee initially boycotted a vote to approve Mr. Leavitt, but two weeks ago the committee approved his nomination on a vote of 16 to 2. Six Democratic senators had put holds on nomination of Mr. Leavitt, but only one, Frank R. Lautenberg of New Jersey, expressed concern about his environmental record.

On the other hand, it has been argued that if there is no contest for the Presidency it does not affect the President's right or legitimacy to hold this office: If, on nomination day, there are two or more candidates nominated for election, the returning officer must immediately adjourn the election so that a poll can be taken.

But when predicting nomination success with a model similar to the one presented here, winning the Iowa caucus has no effect on nomination probability, once national poll standing is incorporated in the model).

The eight investigations being carried out in Tower Hamlets include one allegation of failing to put a correct imprint on election literature, one of making a false statement about a candidate, four of false declarations on nomination papers and two relating to postal voting.

In an equestrian career a number of subordinate military posts were obligatory, although dependent on nomination by the emperor.

It says it is working on nominations.

Democrats control the Senate, but they are under some time pressure to move on nominations.

Under Senate rules that place a time limit on nominations, Mr. Bradbury's earlier nominations expired.

The Mobo Academy decides on nominations, although a vote by the public chooses the winners.

On nominations to the Supreme Court and for other judicial vacancies, the rule has been simple.