Sentence examples for required nomination from inspiring English sources

This effectively ended the attempt to gain nomination through the Oireachtas, although Michael Lowry TD stated he would give the final required nomination if Norris acquired 19 nominations.

Previously the competition required nominations from universities, and those suggested typically making the nominations and being nominated were predominately white males.

Although he had the five required nominations, one of his backers broke election rules by also supporting another candidate.

Jérôme Champagne, the former senior Fifa executive who is also standing for the presidency but has yet to acquire the five required nominations, called for reform from within.

A former Blatter adviser, the French former diplomat Jérôme Champagne, has also submitted the five required nominations and published a detailed manifesto.

Nominations to take over from Diane James, who stepped down earlier this month after 18 days as leader, opened on Tuesday, with hopefuls having until 31 October to gather the required nominations before a members' vote.

Others weren't so lucky – Mary Creagh withdrew her bid on Friday after realising she would fail to win the required nominations, while Chuka Ummuna withdrew from the race just three days after launching his campaign.

Some natural allies doubt he will muster the required nominations by 35 MPs and hope he will rally behind Liz Kendall, who is seen as the New Labour standard-bearer.

Party rules require nominations for the party leadership to be opened for a week, but Shorten will be the only candidate for the position.

It was right that the party appealed the judgment, just as we would have appealed if the court in the previous case did not uphold the NEC decision that the incumbent leader of the Labour party did not require nominations.

Without a procedure set out in the co-op's bylaws that requires nominations to be made in advance of the annual meeting, a co-op is probably not obligated to disclose the names of nominees before the meeting.