Sentence examples for their nominating from inspiring English sources
The phrase "their nominating" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to refer to the act of nominating by a group or individuals, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure. Example: "Their nominating of the candidate was met with enthusiasm from the committee."
However, more than half the states have held their nominating contests.
In September 2004 the Republicans will hold their nominating convention in New York.
This year, in contrast, more than 20 states have their nominating contests within five weeks.
"I'll be candid with you," Mr. Gore told his fellow Democrats at the opening of their nominating convention.
The last thing the Republicans want one month before their nominating convention is another spectacle that turns rancorous over abortion.
And although 23 states have already held their nominating contests, half of likely Republican primary voters polled said it was still too early to make up their minds.
By moving their nominating contests up, all the states holding January contests - except for Iowa, which holds a nonbinding caucus - will lose half of their delegates, officials said.
Because the Globes are awarded while Academy Awards voters still have their nominating ballots in hand, they exert considerable gravitational pull over the Oscar process.
Furthermore, the party organization was then successful in having both Espadas thrown off the ballot after finding irregularities in their nominating petitions.
The Republican battlefield includes more states with winner-take-all contests, which tend to encourage a quicker resolution of their nominating battle.
The Perot leftovers and the Ventura newcomers have fought about everything from the site of their nominating convention to who controls the party's records.
