Sentence examples for secure nominations from inspiring English sources

If that were true, argues Kinnock, why did he himself have to secure nominations when challenged by Benn?

There are Hundred Flowers awards for films, for example, for which the party's critics need not bother trying to secure nominations.

But unlike years past, there was not much lobbying among designers to secure nominations, according to several participants in the voting process.

Andy Burnham, 60 nominations, and Yvette Cooper, 43, have also secured their places but Jeremy Corbyn and Mary Creagh are struggling to secure nominations from Labour MPs.

The scheming is ultimately aimed, most local party members think, at winning control of Renfrewshire Labour politics in order to secure nominations for Mr Graham's allies in safe Labour seats at Westminster or in the putative Scottish parliament.

The Donmar productions failed to secure nominations in the best play category, however, which was won by Lee Hall's The Pitmen Painters (a transfer to the National Theatre from Newcastle's Live theatre).

In 1995, he failed, probably because of poor organisation, to secure nomination in the Polish presidential elections.

Delegates needed to secure nomination Bernie: 855 Hillary: 92.

Skylight is shortlisted in seven categories in the 69th Tony awards including best revival while all three actors, Mulligan, Nighy and Matt Beard, secured nominations in the acting categories.

Both were unsuccessful in securing nominations.

Once the film secured nominations with the Directors, Producers and Writers guilds, "Wolf of Wall Street" seemed firmly in the hunt for Oscar's big show.