Sentence examples for submit his nomination from inspiring English sources
Mr. Abe is expected to submit his nomination to Parliament by the end of the week.
The White House has selected John Negroponte, an experienced diplomat, but has yet to submit his nomination to the Senate.
The White House had no comment Thursday about the growing opposition to Cain among Senate Republicans, or whether the administration plans to formally submit his nomination to the Senate.
Both Kyle Sampson and Attorney General Alberto Gonzales told congress that they did not mean to use the Patriot provision to permanently appoint Griffin; they always intended to submit his nomination to the senate for approval.
Nigel Farage's favoured successor, Steven Woolfe, submitted his nomination 17 minutes too late to qualify for the leadership election.
"An election without us is not an election," Navalny declared in Moscow before submitting his nomination to the Central Electoral Commission, which will rule whether he can run.
Gen. Robert A. Harding, a retired Army intelligence officer, pulled out of contention for director of the agency, the Transportation Security Administration, just two and a half weeks after Mr. Obama submitted his nomination.
Woolfe's candidacy, however, will not be confirmed until later today when the party's national executive committee will rule on whether or not he submitted his nomination papers in time.
The Ukip leadership campaign is proving to be every bit as entertaining and divisive as Labour's, now that the frontrunner, Steven Woolfe, has managed to eliminate himself by submitting his nomination forms 17 minutes after the official deadline.
One-time frontrunner Steven Woolfe was barred from standing after submitting his nomination papers too late, while Suzanne Evans was unable to take part as she was suspended at the time.
A spokesman for Platini was unable to comment on whether he intended to appeal, but Platini said he submitted his nomination papers for the election to succeed Blatter before he was suspended.
