Sentence examples for that if nominated from inspiring English sources

Mr Strauss-Kahn had been expected to quit the fund in June and return to France to compete for the Socialist nomination for the French presidency; polls had suggested that, if nominated, he would beat Nicolas Sarkozy in next year's election.

Mr. Burton added that if nominated Mr. Obama would "aggressively pursue an agreement" with whoever was his opponent.

Some officials on Capitol Hill predicted that if nominated, Mr. Hagel, 66, would not face anywhere near the opposition that scuttled Ms. Rice's candidacy.

Reagan had tried to win over uncommitted delegates by announcing, weeks before the Convention, that, if nominated, he'd make Senator Richard Schweiker, of Pennsylvania, his running mate.

Second, is Mr. Obama saying that if nominated, he'd be willing to run without support from labor 527s, which might be crucial to the Democrats?

Mr. Cobb said that, if nominated, he would campaign vigorously for all Green candidates in the 40 states that he does not consider critical to the outcome of the presidential race.

Bryan believed that he could, if nominated, unite the disaffected behind a strong silver campaign.

But on Tuesday, several Republicans predicted that he would face some blunt questions if nominated.

Schlafly argued that there was no point in nominating a moderate, and that if Republicans nominated a true conservative, voters would reward their conviction.

I hate it when you see artists that are nominated for something, especially if they win and they're not even there.

While she said she was not disappointed, Ms. Karlan expressed worries that if Republicans nominated outspoken conservatives but Democrats did not nominate equally liberal ones, the center of mainstream legal debate would shift to the right.