Sentence examples for per nominee from inspiring English sources

Candidates say the amount of public financing — it would be about $85 million per nominee next year — has failed to keep pace not only with campaign costs but also with the potential for private contributions, meaning a candidate who does not seek donations early on risks falling far behind.

For Best Actor and Actress, in order to help "speed up" the show, they continued last year's pointless practice of having one presenter per nominee.

Due to time constraints, press were limited to three questions per nominee, which still allowed time for some occasionally awkward, occasionally redundant queries to be directed at this year's crop of Oscar hopefuls.

Generally, the conglomerate accepted one program nominee per business, but in an unusual move, my business was assigned two.

Reid can still schedule votes for nominees without the consent of Republicans, but it would be extremely time-consuming, requiring a full day to pass before even beginning debate and then anywhere from two to 30 hours for each nominee, per Senate rules.

In 2008, for the first time in Party history, more Republicans voted against the eventual nominee (fifty-three per cent) than for him (forty-seven per cent) in the primaries.

Sabato estimates that there's a seventy-five to eighty per cent chance that the nominee will come from that tier.

There is no score for Speaker Boehner, but Majority Leader Eric Cantor is more moderate than the potential 2016 presidential nominees per Nate Silver.

The selection process is defined in the WSFS constitution as instant-runoff voting with five nominees per category, except in the case of a tie.

Remember, the swing vote is probably less than ten per cent of the nation and the nominee will have to have a pathway to those voters especially.

The Caribbean region as a whole is my nominee, but many wrote in to declare that Thailand's smile-per-capita rate was sky-high.