Sentence examples similar to strong nominating from inspiring English sources

In the election of 1800 Strong was nominated by the Federalists as their candidate for governor; his principal opponent was Elbridge Gerry, nominated by the Democratic-Republicans.

Shareholders should play an active role in nominating strong, no-nonsense additions to its non-executives.

All of that means Democrats have to keep doing what they did over the past two years ― nominating strong candidates, organizing supporters and turning out the vote.

For the telomeric rs1447295 region, three SNPs lie within potentially interesting regions, though strong evidence for nominating one of them as the strongest candidate is still lacking.

Statewide, the party has nominated strong candidates for lower offices, including state treasurer and auditor, for the first time in years.

While we're on the subject of awards contenders, two strong films recently nominated for the best documentary Oscar are available for home viewing this week.

Because of Georgia's partisan lean, especially in a midterm year, Republicans would be favored in such a lesser-of-evils situation, just as they would be if each party nominated strong candidates.

And Steve was always our strongest professional champion, nominating us to speak at conferences, sit on boards and represent DFJ around the world".

The real question is, would Clinton nominate strong regulators?

Could we trust him to nominate strong regulators?

We must remember that the best chance we have to move our party in the direction we believe it must go is to nominate strong progressives.