Sentence examples for state nominate from inspiring English sources

To avoid imposing his views, however, he suggests that each state nominate two members to a Continental Congress to frame a charter fixing the details of the government—'always remembering that our strength is continental, not provincial' (CW I, 29).

Detailed results for state nominating contests and latest delegate counts.

In that state, nominating commissions are dominated by non-lawyers, and their meetings are open.

With their state nominating convention starting next week, Republican leaders are still searching for a candidate to oppose Gov. Mario M. Cuomo.

So in addition to looking at the winners and losers, we'll also look at two alternative measures of primary success: the share of the national popular vote each candidate received, and the number of state nominating contests they won.

They nearly ran out of money at all the wrong times, like just after Mrs. Clinton's victory in the New Hampshire primary and right before the 22 state nominating contests on Feb. 5.

How it works is that each state nominates blocks of low-income areas by census tract, which are then certified by the Secretary of the U.S. Treasury via his delegation of authority to the Internal Revenue Service.

The Whigs' state nominating convention was held in Harrodsburg on August 26 , 1839

Disharmony marred the state nominating convention, and despite being a newly minted senator, Bradley was not chosen as a delegate to the Republican National Convention.

A Coats spokesman pointed to the senator's January statement indicating he wants Selby to go back to Indiana to be vetted by a state nominating commission.

Using state nominating processes, they have destroyed the honorable careers of a number of distinguished office-holders, most notably former Sens. Bob Bennett and Richard Lugar and are trying to do the same to the equally distinguished Lamar Alexander and Lindsay Graham.