Sentence examples for through nominating from inspiring English sources

"The only chance to win is through nominating one candidate from united democratic forces," Klitschko said in his convention speech.

In short, through nominating Sarah Palin, the campaign has traded one set of negatives for another set of less serious, or relevant, negatives.

Assessing the health literacy of communities or populations cannot simply or conveniently be addressed through nominating health promotion theory as guiding actions or activity.

The old 15-member Veterans Committee, through its nominating sub-committee, placed him on its 2002 ballot.

Mr. Spotts and Mr. Sarig are seeking prestige and attention through the nominating process.

But even if Mrs. Clinton does win in Kentucky, Mr. Obama is likely to end the day with a majority of the delegates awarded through the nominating contests, a threshold his campaign has long asserted would represent a definitive judgment by voters.

Earlier this summer, the Chinese government proposed an election system that would allow the first-ever popular elections for the post, but that would also effectively allow Beijing to pre-screen candidates through a nominating committee.

Candidates were nominated through an Icann nominating committee, as well as through member nominations.

Humphrey and McCarthy, both Minnesotans and pioneers of the new liberal politics, battled through to the nominating Convention in Chicago.

Academy voters got on board about halfway through that run, nominating the picture, along with its director, screenplay and music, for Oscars.

Comey, a registered Republican, may find it easier to get through the Senate nominating process than if Obama had opted for a Democratic-leaning appointee.