Sentence examples for strategy of nominating from inspiring English sources

At a time when Hillary Clinton is considered a virtual shoo-in for the nomination, the Democratic Party needs to reassess its lackluster strategy of nominating candidates who energize the party base while laboring to win one or two swing states.

Agenda: Election of nominating committee.

The strategy suggests Paul hopes to inherit his father's libertarian loyalists even if it might complicate efforts to reach a much wider electorate, capable of nominating him – and electing him – to the White House.

A national online survey investigated Australian men's use of positive strategies, including 26 strategies specifically nominated by men in a previous qualitative study.

Future research is needed on frontline hospital staff's views of the hand hygiene strategies nominated in this study, including further investigation of whether there is value in conceptualising hand hygiene non-compliance as a patient safety error and with implementing penalty-based approaches.

Each of the Republican candidates are executing variations of one of these three strategies; who gets nominated will largely determine which way the Republican Party is headed.

The innovative strategies that were nominated by participants provides a compelling case to conduct further research into ways of utilising managers' knowledge based capabilities to improve patient safety.

Given the Democrats' love of nominating politics driven by the grass roots, the size of the field and the lack of a consensus on a front-runner, nobody expects a replay of that strategy any time soon.

Finally, the convention turned to the issue of nominating Burnett.

There is talk of Abbas nominating himself to replace Fayyad.

There's no question the strategy of the game is to form alliances and get through as many weeks without being nominated for eviction and a date with perennial host Julie Chen.