Sentence examples for own nominating from inspiring English sources

In August, the Republican nominee was somehow the underdog at his own nominating convention.

B5 The Supreme Court invalidated California's blanket primary, saying it stripped political parties of the ability to control their own nominating process and define their identity.

He even signed his own nominating petition forms from jail, making his the first of the 4,000 signatures to qualify him for the ballot.

Its reasoning was that parties are "associations" (like, say, the Rotary Club), and that the constitutionally-guaranteed freedom of association includes the right of parties to control their own nominating processes.

Having consciously alienated the century-old segregationist base of his Democratic Party, he refused to see King, pretended he had nothing to do with his own nominating convention, and lashed out privately at both King's Negroes and white Southerners.

The Supreme Court invalidated California's blanket primary today, calling it a "stark repudiation of freedom of political association" that stripped political parties of the ability to control their own nominating process and define their identity.

But they had that wrong, and as a result their own Presidential nominating process may have taken them too far to the right.

Last week, Mr. McGreevey paved his own avenue, nominating to the court Barry T. Albin, an old friend and member of a law firm that generously backed him.

For Mr. Kerry, whose own Democratic nominating convention last month showcased his combat credentials to bolster his case for being commander in chief, the veterans in Nashville represent a critical constituency.

The party will take the stage for its own presidential nominating convention in Philadelphia at a time Hillary Clinton would be breaking records for unlikability were she not outdone by Donald Trump.

Simon Beaufoy adapted the work for the stage from his own Oscar-nominated film script.