Sentences with phrase «nomination process which»

Betsy DeVos made headlines during her prolonged and contentious nomination process which ended in approval today.

Perceived mishandling of the nomination process which selected him as the candidate led to the entire executive board of the Little Bow Wildrose Association to resign in January 2010.

Not exact matches

That «blue slip» process is Senate tradition in which senators are able to give or withhold their blessing for a judicial nomination from their state.

The pair later added, «The judicial selection process is not a rubber stamp, and the insinuation that our offices were purposely delaying the process is an indication of the partisanship with which you are pursuing this nomination.»

First, Meg Whitman's nomination to HP's board was made at the behest of Ray Lane, the chair of HP's (hpq) board, circumventing the board's nominations processes, which raised concerns with ISS, a proxy advisory firm, and others.

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders has upended the Democratic Party nomination process in many ways, not the least of which is his populist rhetoric regarding Wall Street and the nation's banking system.

In the year since his nomination Giancarlo has implemented several successful initiatives, including Project Kiss which began the review process of how existing regulation was interpreted and Lab CFTC which has been addressing fintech in the space.

He acknowledges that it is a messy business and one for which he has drawn criticism, (Metaxas stridently criticised Trump during the nomination process) but, like so many of his evangelical contemporaries, Metaxas believes that loyalty to his country, and the Christian values it was founded upon, means that compromises have to be made for the greater good.

A combination of bad luck, the legal architecture of the nomination process (which makes candidates getting in late difficult - to - impossible - and defines late as December of the year before at the latest), the center - right media environment and the mood of some center - right voting blocs has given us a terrible field and an even worse debate.

For good or ill, the nomination process today is structured as a marathon; for the race to end almost before it begins would leave voters uneasy and journalists with too much free time, which can only lead to mischief.

This has dramatically limited the power of the PLP, which now only really controls the initial nomination process.

Some Senate Republicans chose not to vote for any candidates on Tuesday, protesting the process, by which the Assembly lead interviews with candidates, and then members make nominations on the floor.

Formal nomination comes via the petition process, which will probably start in April.

Submission of nomination forms by aspirants is slated for Tuesday, May 15th, after which a vetting process will be set in motion.

Teachout suggested a commission be set up with a two - step nomination process, similar to judicial nominations, where a representative panel provides candidates from which the governor then selects members.

His political acuity also led him to run for the Labour nomination to be London mayor, seeing off Tessa Jowell and David Lammy in the process, in a contest which became increasingly bitter.

In practice, age is frequently raised as an issue in the Presidential nomination process and in Presidential elections, although it is hard to identify a particular election in which it was a decisive factor.

An Accra High Court on Wednesday, struck out a case in which the PPP was protesting a GHc50, 000 and GHc10, 000, fixed by the Electoral Commission as filing fees for presidential and parliamentary candidates respectively, as part of the nomination process.

Taylor, Joyce and Ruiz complained that Wright's operation failed to inform them of which county committee members enjoyed the greatest clout in the nomination process.

On Monday, they will begin the process of formal nominations and informal negotiations to choose which of them is best placed to compete with him.

Meanwhile, the party can nominate candidates for its line through an informal process known as a certificate of nomination, which has to be signed by the members of the interim committee.

When it became clear she could not wrangle sufficient support, Ms. Niou dramatically withdrew from the Democratic nomination process, denouncing it as corrupt — even though she had received the WFP nomination, which selects candidates through a similar mechanism.

Thank you in advance for your participation in the Board of Directors nomination and application process, which is designed to ensure strong leadership of NORDP.

This is presumably a reference to the iDate Awards, whose nomination process works by submitting free nominations, after which it goes to a public vote.

The nomination process works by applicants submitting free nominations, after which it goes to a public vote.

In order to submit a nomination an entrant must complete the online submission process, which includes giving detailed information about the nominee, and essay describing why they should win the category they have been selected for with a minimum 250 word count but not to exceed 1,000 words and submit a photograph of the individual completed with a waiver for permission for photo submission.

Through a closed - call nomination process — which included over 50 distinguished NYC - based curators and arts professionals — 197 artists were invited to apply.

Through a closed - call nomination process — which included over 40 distinguished LA - based curators and arts professionals — more than 65 artists were invited to apply.

Through a closed - call nomination process — which included over 50 distinguished LA - based curators and arts professionals — 100 artists were invited to apply for the grant.

The Joan Mitchell Foundation has announced the 15 recipients of its 2010 MFA Grant Program, which awards $ 15,000 to each winner via an anonymous process of nomination and jury review.

The artists were selected via an international nomination process, which solicited nominations from senior artists and curators from around the world.

No more than 2.5 percent of the eligible lawyers in the state are selected to this list, which employs a rigorous, multi-phase rating process that combines peer nominations and evaluations with third - party research.

In addition, Salt Lake Shareholders Ken Cannon and Steve McCardell (both in the category of Bankruptcy & Creditor / Debtor Rights) are featured on the 2009 Mountain States Super Lawyers «Top 75» list, which includes attorneys throughout Utah, Nevada, Montana, and Wyoming who received the highest point totals in the Super Lawyers nomination, research, and blue ribbon review process.

The selection process includes independent research, peer nominations and peer evaluations, all of which result in a comprehensive and diverse listing of the top 5 percent of attorneys in each state.

Attorneys who are eventually chosen are put through a rigorous vetting process which begins with a nomination by another lawyer.

Super Lawyers selects attorneys based on a multi-phase process, in which peer nominations and evaluations are combined with third party research.

Attorneys are eventually selected by means of a long and thorough process which begins with an attorney's nomination by a member of their firm or an outside lawyer.

There was nothing before the courts when McLachlin made the call, which as an adviser to the government on nominations to her court would not be unusual during the selection process for a new justice.

Up until now, the attacks on Alito have been based on nothing of substance... With this letter, we enter a new phase of the nomination process, in which the opponents have something very substantial to talk about.

Selection is based on a thorough multi-phase objective and uniformly - applied process which includes peer nominations combined with third - party research.

«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.»

«Super Lawyers» undergo a rigorous, multiphase process which combines peer nominations with third - party research.

How the process works: Peer nominations and evaluations are combined with independent research by Super Lawyers, which is part of the Thomson Reuters company.