Sentence examples for the nomination when from inspiring English sources
The episode is said to have told against him in 1977 when the incoming President Jimmy Carter nominated him as director of the CIA, but withdrew the nomination when he learned that the Chappaquiddick involvement might prevent his approval by the Senate; his registration as a conscientious objector with his draft board just after the second world war may also have been a factor.
Ahead of Puerto Rico's nominating contest, Clinton had been just 60 delegates shy of clinching the nomination, when including superdelegates, who consist of party leaders and elected senators, members of Congress and governors.
Representative Glenn Thompson, Republican of Pennsylvania, supported the nomination when it was submitted in September.
Mr. Hagel did not oppose the nomination when Mr. Hormel came before the panel.
One answer might be: So that I would be ready to step into the nomination when she stepped down.
That is close to 40 percent of the total needed to secure the nomination when Republicans gather in Tampa, Fla., this summer.
They will vie for the nominations when they're announced on 14 January 2016.
The ceremony came as Hollywood insiders were still reeling from the weird showing at the nominations, when Mr. Affleck and Ms. Bigelow, both considered locks for best-director nominations, were left in the dust, effectively eliminating their films from best-picture consideration (though both "Argo" and "Zero Dark Thirty" are nominees).
The senator from Vermont fired up the conversation on college affordability in the spring, at the earliest stage of the race for the Democratic nomination, when he positioned himself firmly on a platform of progressive populism.
But far more significant is the fact that Hillary Clinton is only 232 delegates away from clinching the Democratic nomination when you include the overwhelming lead she has over Bernie Sanders in the superdelegate column.
I worked on the Hormel nomination when I was on the White House staff.
