After the nomination process has closed, a judging panel will draw up shortlists.

By placing strict limitations on the nomination process, however, it provides justification for the city's democratic activists to brand it a 'fake' democracy.

The party cannot control the nomination process in the way it did.

Enhanced vetting procedures have slowed the nomination process to a crawl.

A nomination process, the details of which have still to be announced, will be used to help to pick the 8,000 torchbearers.

Candidates competing for their parties' presidential nomination have a solution: put me in charge - tax reform and gifts for all, or almost all, will follow.

He was to give his speech at the conference accepting the party's presidential nomination.

It has become something of a rite of passage on the path to the presidential nomination.

But it acknowledges that the tycoon could win the party's presidential nomination.

It was then that the two parties lost control of the nomination process, and winning the primaries and caucuses became the only route to winning the presidential nomination.

The researchers found that actors were nine times more likely to receive a nomination for their work in a drama than in a non-drama.

The film was screened alongside 55 other films but failed to receive a nomination.

Sites submitted by web designers are checked for eligibility and receive a nomination if successful.

Its failure to receive a nomination for the award was widely considered a snub.

The two leading candidates were determined that the other should not receive the nomination; because of the two-thirds rule of the convention, a compromise candidate was needed.

She was out-campaigned in 2008 and would need to build a fundamentally different and much more modern operation-spear-headed by campaign professionals instead of inner-circle advisers-to secure the nomination in 2016.

A two-thirds majority of delegates was required to secure the nomination.

None of the candidates were close to the 379 needed to secure the nomination, so the balloting continued throughout the day.

To secure the nomination, a candidate needed to receive at least 2,117 votes at the conventionor a simple majority of the 4,233 delegate votes.

This time his popularity had risen to such a height that he easily overcame his opposition to secure the nomination.

In 1842 health issues compelled him not to seek nomination for a second term.

There are two other talented candidates seeking nominations ...

Certain grades are also barred from seeking nomination or election to local authorities.

The media reaches out to the public seeking nominations.

He sought nomination for governor in 1978, but finished a distant fifth.

However, he was stuck in traffic and could not submit the nomination form in time.

He must submit a nomination paper to the returning officer between 11:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon on nomination day, together with a political donation certificate.

He was barred from the summer contest for submitting his nomination papers 17 minutes after the deadline passed.

Both were disqualified after submitting their nomination forms after 10:00 am.

He then left the nomination centre without submitting his nomination papers.

To win the nomination, a candidate needs 50 per cent plus one of a total of 4,048.

It will take about 2,025 delegates to win the nomination.

Panic seems to be turning into a stunned surrender to the idea that one of them could win the nomination.

A decisive victory can win the nomination for a candidate.

A candidate needs to hit a total of 2,025 delegates to win the nomination.