Sentence examples for way of nominating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jones, who had pushed to move the California primary up to March 7, said he did not think the suggested changes would be enough to overcome the current way of nominating a candidate, which he called "raise a lot of money, get it over quick".

But would the Coalition government go out of its way to nominate Mr Miliband for any of them?

The communitarian Spanish participants found a way to avoid the cut-throat business of nominating their peers for eviction.

I guess next time we won't make the mistake of letting the business of nominating our Presidential candidate get in the way of the folks at Facebook being treated like rock stars.

Peace factions and black militants talked of nominating their own candidates, and a rerun of the four-way race of 1948 seemed possible.

And instead of nominating a normal, reasonable Virginia Republican, like Bill Bolling -- who is super conservative by the way but not some loathsome freakazoid from the Spanish Inquisition -- they nominated...well, a loathsome freakazoid from the Spanish Inquisition.

Giving shareholders a way to nominate their own slates of directors using the proxy ballots that companies mail to shareholders would be similarly unnerving for boards that customarily designate their own successors, with little input or opposition from stockholders.

Agenda: Election of nominating committee.

She added, "We think that people had a chance to express a lot of different opinions about a better way to nominate a president".

The sophisticated website of Americans Elect allows registered voters a revolutionary new way to nominate a bipartisan ticket to occupy the White House.

Sequence comparison of a particular QTL region among rice accessions is a practical way to nominate probable candidate genes with functional polymorphisms, such as single amino acid substitutions and in-frame deletions or insertions.