Sentence examples for system of nominating from inspiring English sources

Because of the sluggish system of nominating and approving posts, many of the key positions in the war against terrorism are unfilled.Worried about airport security?

Carson, who was appearing as a surrogate for Trump at the RNC's spring meeting in Hollywood, Florida, condemned the current system of nominating a Republican nominee as "corrupt".

'We've got a totally irrational system of nominating our president,' he said.

Both George Bush (the Republican) and Michael Dukakis (the Democrat), through a combination of superior resources, long-planned campaigns, skill & luck (& also the failings of their opponents), had their nominations in hand earlier than any nonincumbents since the modern system of nominating candidates began.

It is part of the American political tradition to complain about the system of nominating presidential candidates.

The indictments came amid denouncements by the district attorney, Charles J. Hynes, of the system of nominating candidates for judgeships, a process in which a few party leaders have tremendous say over who becomes a judge.

An appeals court rightly ruled against the system of shadowy nominating conventions, which allows political machines to thwart the will of the voters and handpick judges.

When Aberhart decided to run Social Credit candidates in the 1935 provincial election, he adopted an unusual system of candidate nomination: each constituency would nominate three or four candidates, with a committee headed by Aberhart deciding which one would actually run.

By the latter change, a system for nominating candidates by self-appointed cliques meeting in secret was replaced by a system of open selection of candidates by democratically elected bodies.

In fact, what luck the Globes have had in predicting the Oscars has largely come because of the dual nominating system of the Globes, in which separate sets of nominees are named for dramatic films and for comedy or musical films, so the association has 10 nominees to the Oscar's five and thus twice the chance of stumbling upon the eventual Oscar winner.

Vickers said: "I am very pleased that the industry has shown its support for the new system by nominating a group of directors with such deep experience and complementary skills.