Sentences with phrase «nomination fee»
A "nomination fee" is a small amount of money that you have to pay when you're being considered or nominated for something, like an award or competition. Full definition
This fee is in addition to the $ 10 regular nomination fee.
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The EC is charging GHC50, 000 as nomination fee for persons seeking to run for president and GHC10, 000 for parliamentary aspirants.
It is important that copies of all pertinent information and correspondence regarding the nomination (including proof of all payments of nomination fees), ownership and nomination acceptance of the Futurity puppy be available at the Futurity in case of errors, protests or conflicts.
Persons seeking to become Ghana's president are to pay a whopping GH cents 50,000 as nomination fee to be able to contest in this year's presidential elections, which takes place on December 7, the Electoral Comission has announced.
The Feathered Quill Book Awards program has a low nomination fee and numerous special awards for the self - published author.
It is important that copies of all pertinent information and correspondence regarding the nomination (including the proof of all payments of nomination fees), ownership and nomination acceptance of the Maturity candidate, be available at the Maturity, in case of any errors, protests or conflicts.
A percentage of every nomination fee, seal licensing fee, and gala ticket is a tax deductible contribution used to help tell the broader story of innovation, advance the values and principles of Thomas A. Edison and other accomplished innovators, to fund programs and conferences dedicated to innovation and education, and to fund the development of new innovation curricula.
Please note that there is a nomination fee which must be paid before the nomination will be considered eligible for judging.
Nana Addo paid for his nomination fee on «Thursday» which represent the fifth (5) day in Islamic Calendar, Better still Nana Addo is contesting for his third but fifth time.
The Convention People's Party (CPP) may not be on the ballot paper for this year's elections as the party was unable to submit its nomination fees to the Electoral Commission (EC).
To run as an independent, all you need to do is fill in the nomination forms with the AEC, meet the Constitutional and legislative requirements (in particular section 44 of the Constitution), pay the nomination fee (currently $ 2,000.00) and provide signatures of electors proving that you do have enough support for some kind of attempt (I believe it is 100 electors, but I haven't checked the AEC website for this detail).
Two independent candidates, Joseph Osei Yeboah (JOY) and Kwame Asiedu also submitted their nomination fees.
Meanwhile, 14 out of the 17 aspirants who had filed to contest the December 7 polls have submitted their nomination fees.
We had to put on hold the nomination process until such time that the court determined this case so that we can receive the nomination fees before we can accept the nominations of the various candidates.
Our nomination fees are low - we know budgets are tight and we want to help.
Remind me if you are feeling skint to stump up the nomination fee!
A refund of all nomination fees for that ineligible dam and puppies will be made due to the conflict of interest.
If notification is not made in accordance with this requirement, the nomination fee will be forfeited.