Sentences with phrase «nominated candidate»

This process gives the Nominated Candidate extra credibility because he / she is seen as already having been approved, by those who should know best.

Our congratulations to all the winners and runners - up, and our sincere thanks to everyone who nominated a candidate in their own blogs or on Twitter.

Finally, a judicial board, which is made up of former judges, assesses the nominated candidate.

«This was unfairly conflating the issue of the executive seeking to influence a court on the merits of a matter in litigation, with the Chief Justice reportedly seeking to alert the nominating authorities to the content of and the potential existence of an issue under the law, in the course of a nomination process in which consultation already takes place between different branches of government, and before the executive had made a three - person short list or nominated a candidate.»

The nominated candidate receiving the greatest number of votes for each position shall be declared elected.

(a) The nominated candidate receiving the greatest number of votes for each office shall be declared elected.

The nominated candidate receiving the largest number of votes for each office shall be declared elected.

According to an investigative report published in December 2011 in the Chinese business newsmagazine Century Weekly, then - minister Liu Zhijun picked Zhang, a deputy chief engineer, to be the ministry's nominated candidate for CAS membership in the 2007 elections.

Democrats, too, nominated a candidate: Bryan Seamans.

And it's on her mind still, several days after city Democrats nominated her their candidate for mayor.

The democrats have inadvertantly nominated a candidate playing the race card when they intended to get a post-racial candidate.

At the Democratic County Committee State Senate nomination convention on March 10, 2017, his opponents accused him and his supporter Keith Wright of using «voter suppression» tactics to ensure his victory as the nominated candidate (re: New York Observer, March 10, 2017, «Harlem Candidates Accuse Democratic Machine of Rigging Contest for State Senate Seat»), which would in theory ensure his victory in the May 23rd 2017 NYS Senate election in Central Harlem's heavily Democratic voting district.

The next Prime Minister will come from within the Conservative MP block and they are nominated by MPs from within the Tory Party, ratified by the Tory executive, and in the case of more than one nominated candidate, elected by the Tory Membership.

She said the committee's nomination of Knapp over Cox was the first time that the committee has not nominated a candidate who had been appointed by a county executive to fill a vacancy in the Legislature.

Just six CLPs have switched from nominating Corbyn in 2015 to Smith in 2016, while an incredible 55 of Corbyn's 100 CLP nominations gained so far either nominated another candidate last year, or did not nominate at all.

Instead, after more than three hours behind closed doors on Tuesday with Duncan - Poitier, trustees resumed the public portion of the meeting without having nominated a candidate.

However, the latter failed to attract the requisite number of backers, leaving Gordon Brown as the only nominated candidate.

The ministers then nominated the candidate of their choice to the congregation who called and elected him.

Calgary - Varsity: Jackie Seidel, Director of Field Curriculum at the University of Calgary Faculty of Education, was chosen as the NDP candidate this week, replacing previously nominated candidate Cynthia Caldwell.

Bonnyville - Cold Lake: Retired municipal administrator Roy Doonanco has been nominated as the Wildrose candidate, replacing previously nominated candidate Chuck Farrer.

This appointment will replace previously nominated candidate Shiraz Shariff, who was disqualified by the PC Party last week.

Cardston - Taber - Warner: Aaron Haugen was nominated as the NDP candidate this week, replacing previously nominated candidate Barbara Eng - Bonthoux.

Edmonton - Ellerslie: As reported in Mark Lisac «s Insight Into Government newsletter, the Liberal Party is expected to announce Jennifer Ketsa (confirmed on Twitter) as their candidate after previously nominated candidate Bharat Agnihotri stepped down.

Lawyer Richard Jones, the party's nominated candidate in Calgary - Acadia, has been mentioned as a potential candidate, as has former lobby group spokesperson Derek Fildebrandt.

Current PC MLA Doug Elniski made a last minute announcement that he would not seek re-election, leaving former school trustee and newly nominated candidate Bev Esslinger not a lot of time to catch up.

Ms. McLean was the NDP candidate in the recent Calgary - Elbow by - election and is also her party's federally nominated candidate in Calgary - Confederation.

Financial markets are waiting to see if he nominates a candidate who would support the bold policy action he has called for, or if he has to compromise and choose a more moderate policymaker.

Her rivals in the center - left Social Democratic Party (SPD) overcame their recent pattern of bumbling by nominating a candidate, Martin Schulz, widely considered a plausible head of government.

One funny aspect of American shareholder democracy is that normally only the board of directors nominates candidates for the board of directors.

Because of the obvious importance of the nomination right in our system of corporate governance, Delaware courts have been reluctant to approve measures that impede the ability of stockholders to nominate candidates.

Each distillery plus the Kentucky Bourbon Festival may nominate candidates for induction into the Hall of Fame annually.

I recommend nominating a candidate who can lead the Fed through what are likely to be...

Despite being in the midst of a leadership contest, which ends with a vote on October 18, 2014, the NDP continues to nominate candidates for the next election.

The four other parties are expected to nominate candidates in all 87 constituencies.

The latest nominated candidates include Ron Williams in Battle River - Wainwright, Todd Ross in Edmonton - Castle Downs, Bradley Whalen in Edmonton - Decore, Kevin McLean in Grande Prairie - Smoky and Helen McMenamin in Little Bow.

I have updated the list of declared and nominated candidates standing for the next Alberta provincial general election.

Proxy cards will have to be resubmitted if minority shareholders nominate candidates to the board.

If the Liberals are actually able to nominate candidates in all 87 constituencies in the next seven days, it will be a busy week on this blog.

The PCs are expected to appoint a candidate in Edmonton - Centre after it was unable to nominate a candidate before the March 28 nomination meeting.

The latest nominated candidates include Christina Gray in Edmonton - Mill Woods, Jon Carson in Edmonton - Meadowlark, Emily Shannon in Drumheller - Stettler, Patricia Norman in Innisfail - Sylvan Lake,, Karen McPherson in Calgary - Northern Hills, William Pelech in Chestermere - Rockyview, and Lynn MacWilliam in Strathmore - Brooks.

Before the mass floor - crossing, Ms. Smith's Wildrose Party had nominated candidates in 28 constituencies.

With an election fast approaching, Alberta's political parties are busy nominating candidates across the province.

I have made the following updates to the list of declared and nominated candidates preparing to stand in the next provincial general election, now expected in 2012:

The NDP, with more than 70 nominated candidates, acclaimed University of Alberta student Aditya Rao as a candidate in Drumheller - Stettler last weekend.

With an election call expected in the next three to six weeks, Alberta's opposition parties are busily nominating candidates to stand in the upcoming vote.

This first wave out of the floodgates have allowed me to update the list of declared and nominated candidates for the next provincial election:

Here are some of the recent updates I have made to the list of declared and nominated candidates standing in the 2012 provincial general election:

Although many outside the US are drawing conclusions about Americans based on our presidential candidates, they might be surprised to learn that only 14 per cent of eligible voters chose either Clinton or Trump during the primary elections, (where both parties vote to nominate a candidate to represent them in the general election) and less than 30 per cent of eligible Americans voted at all.

For some bizarre reason Republicans in the New York 23rd decided to nominate a candidate who is happily pro-choice and against traditional marriage.

Republicans learned it was better to nominate candidates like Cory Gardner.