Sentence examples for time to nominate from inspiring English sources

Their lives are very busy and yet they still found the time to nominate me.

But her proposed new party, the Sustainability Network, failed to jump the bureaucratic hurdles in time to nominate a candidate.

It remained unclear whether the White House would finish vetting Ms. Sebelius in time to nominate her by next week.

Come Tuesday, the people of St . Louiswill head to the polls again, this time to nominate candidates for the April 3 mayoral election.

The company would consider a reasonable extension period if BASF determines it needs a longer period of time to nominate three individuals for those vacancies in addition to the two it already has nominated.

William A. Orme Jr. (NYT) AFRICA ZIMBABWE: OPPOSITON'S COURT VICTORY -- The opposition succeeded in a last-ditch attempt to win more time to nominate candidates for parliamentary elections scheduled for June 24-25.

The amended bylaws now prohibit executives or shareholders from calling special meetings, roughly doubles the time required to nominate directors and submit stockholder proposals at annual meetings and emphasized that board directors can be removed only "for cause".

American Apparel said that its amended bylaws roughly doubled the time required to nominate directors and submit stockholder proposals at its annual shareholder meetings, stripped executives and stockholders of the right to call special meetings and emphasized that board directors can be removed only "for cause".

That would mean gambling that the best way to defeat the most charismatic president of modern times is to nominate a balding, wonky Midwesterner who reminds voters of their accountant.

The two main parties have, time and time again, neglected to nominate women for either role.

While there's still time for parties to nominate, some large minor parties have dropped away since the last election.