Sentences with phrase «after the convention»

I came up with the word after a convention in 2006.

We know that immediately after the convention, it began an agenda, claiming the PDP had neglected the past year.

They really didn't come out until after the convention.

The game comes out a week after this convention takes place.

The goals of nursing are to give the care without separation of patients while looking after the conventions, morals, principles, and directions.

I hoped to be able to finish during evenings after the convention but those things are more exhausting than I remembered... Or I'm getting old?

«We're just finishing up some discussions among the leaders, and we will do an announcement on [an Assembly nominee] hopefully by the end of the week,» county Republican chairman John Jay LaValle said after the convention.

On Thursday, Liz Benjamin caught up with Cox immediately after the convention ended, and asked him about that speculation and about how he felt the convention went.

Rather than bask in the excitement surrounding her new role, Combs flew back home the day after the convention ended to catch up on her real estate business and start working on her first tasks as NAR president.

Their concerns grew even more pressing after the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species, or CITES, did not take action on key groups of corals this March.

This is a terribly awkward issue to raise at this moment, but the 3,000 teachers from the American Federation of Teachers who recently left Chicago after their convention made the same mistake as the 9,000 teachers from the National Education Association who met earlier in Washington.

Since then, Hochul has given no other speeches in the nearly two months after the convention.

If I have any left after the convention, I'll waive shipping costs on any order, applicable to anywhere within the U.S. or Canada.

The only Republican or Democratic candidate to release after the convention was Mitt Romney in 2012.

I was in town to play the White Sox after the convention and I remember him telling me what a great thrill it was to beat on people legally.

He also hinted on a proposed move to embark on aggressive reconciliation process after the convention in a bid to harmonise aggrieved members.

Working Families could still end up endorsing James after the conventions.

Obama's online small - donor advantage translated into confidence that cash would continue to flow in, meaning that his campaign could invest money over the summer, knowing that grassroots supporters would replenish the coffers after the convention (note: they did).

Look for him to endorse Ms. Clinton after the convention, possibly with his wallet.

He said that it was unfortunate that the party encountered crisis after its convention in Port Harcourt in 2016, noting that the party was on «intensive care» at that time.

«We don't want a situation whereby there would be disagreements after the convention that could jeopardise the peace in the party.

«We can not begin the campaign for governor in May after the convention... by that time it is too late,» King wrote.

Donations after the convention are great, but they won't count toward the threshold, and they won't be matched!

The reality, though, is that several states impose deadlines which precede our national convention, or which are so soon thereafter that we couldn't possibly start after the convention.

And the Court of Appeal agreed that the court judgments were not vacated and Justice (Mohammed) Liman's judgment that came after the convention was in clear violation.

And he'll have $ 87 million from after the convention to Election Day (he accepted public financing).

If she remains the WFP's nominee after its convention next month, Nixon will have a guaranteed spot on the November ballot even if she loses to Cuomo in the Democratic primary in September.

The Clintons and the Kaines started out together, riding on a light blue bus wrapped in the general election slogan, «Stronger Together,» reminiscent of the bus tour launched by Bill Clinton and Al Gore after their convention in 1992.

Clinton and Kaine will launch a bus tour of two critical battleground states — Pennsylvania and Ohio — after the convention wraps up.

But Longo has countered that if Loeffler's apology is sincere, then after the convention opens Wednesday evening, Loeffler can simply adjourn the convention until the following day.

Jenkins has said since he entered the race in August 2016 that he would take the nomination to a primary election if he did not get the party's backing after the convention.

«It's traditional for state delegations to sponsor events after the convention sessions end, and they're often used for reciprocated favors, as in one state invites another state's delegates to their event in exchange for floor passes or the like,» a prominent New York Republican at the convention told The Post.

Neither he nor Duffy held news conferences, and Cuomo aides stopped Duffy from giving an impromptu interview during a luncheon after the convention had gaveled out.

Last summer, after its convention attendees approved the draft resolution, a national coalition of local civil rights groups called the Journey for Justice Alliance issued a statement affirming the need to halt charter expansion.

Super Mario Galaxy 2 was predicted to be a huge holiday title for the Big N when it was first announced at the Electronic Entertainment Expo, but it never saw the light of day — nor mentioned much after the convention.

As is the nature with a convention like this, this is all subject to change, but we'll be updating this article both before, during and after the convention with additional information, finds, and our coverage.

Some time after the convention is over, there'll be a small quantity available for purchase on Hasbro's site, which are likely to go equally as quickly.

Philadelphia saw a similar boom in hotel construction for the 2016 Democratic Presidential Convention, and a similar decline in revPAR after the convention was done.

Martins said after the convention that he was not worried about a «wave election,» where candidates untouched by scandal would be unable to counter a public sentiment that the county's entire power structure needs to shift.

Clinton's operation didn't pick up steam locally, in terms of registration on the ground, until after the convention in July.

It comes three years after the convention was agreed in a frenzy of negotiations before the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro.

The change, proposed by Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland immediately after the convention was gaveled into order on Wednesday, required a two - thirds voice vote, but was declared as adopted after three voice votes which brought delegates to their feet, shouting their yeas and nays.

On Sept. 13, a week after the convention, Quinnipiac University released a poll that showed Gillibrand ahead of Long, 64 - 27, a margin slightly bigger than the one by which Barack Obama leads Mitt Romney among the likely voters in what's expected to be one of the most lopsidedly Democratic states.

But there are moves and counter-moves yet to be made in this chess game: The Conservatives» nomination does not become final for seven days after their convention, Walsh said.