The Obama campaign has already asked Clinton to make a speech, but it seems pretty clear that they'd also like her to release her delegates before the voting starts so that Barack could be nominated unanimously, cleanly and quickly.
They doubted that Mr. Obama could be nominated or elected.
The next day, she ostentatiously cut short the formal vote so that Mr Obama could be nominated by raucous acclamation from the floor.
I want you for this role, because Randy had everything, and he threw it away, just like you.' " Aronofsky had conditions: he told Rourke that he could be nominated for an Academy Award, but only "if you do your work".
Douglas, only 43 years of age, believed that he could be nominated in 1860 if he let the older Buchanan win this time, and received assurances from Buchanan's managers that this would be the case.
The possibility that Gore could be nominated in an open Convention might encourage a significant number of Democratic voters not to rally around a Clinton bandwagon and give their votes to other primary candidates.
Multiple functions could be chosen, meaning that a child could be nominated for a reactive and a proactive function simultaneously for the same aggressive behavior.
But I can't think of a single moment, before this year, when I thought it was within the realm of remote possibility that a black man could be nominated for president by one of the major parties--let alone that he would go into Election Day with a better-than-even chance of winning.
The S.E.C. proposal would provide that an insurgent candidate could be nominated if at least 35percentt of the votes were withheld from a management candidate at the previous annual meeting.
Interview: Spike Jonze In earlier articles about these awards, comments contended that the idea a documentarian could be nominated for best director was a bit iffy.
