Sentence examples for After nomination from inspiring English sources

Bafta voters have been told they can recast their votes after nomination lists were posted with several glaring errors.

With this, he says, candidates should get discounts on commercials during primaries and, after nomination, adequate free time in which to expound their views.

The numbers grew after nomination, with peak months bringing more than 5,000 visitors a day, according to Yucatán government statistics.

Since 1976 Florida appeals judges have been appointed by the governor after nomination by a nine-member commission that reviews candidates' qualifications.

To permit others the same luxury in the future, even in bitterly contested races, he suggested that nominees be given a month or so after nomination to examine running mates and be granted the authority to select them.

Unlike select committees, whose members and the majority of whose chairs are now elected by their fellow MPs, the members of the ISC are appointed by parliament only after nomination by the prime minister.

Winners earned 50.2% of box office revenue before being nominated, 31.8% after nominations and before winning, and 18.1% after winning.

After nominations have been received, the chosen students then submit a personal statement outlining their qualifications.

The French finance minister Christine Lagarde is the front-runner to replace him, after nominations closed last Friday.

Appointment to other ranks may be approved by the President after nominations made by the Departments and Academic Programs and approved by appropriate committees or boards.

After nominations close there will be a campaign period, followed by an election of all Labour members, opt-in affiliated trade unionists, and registered supporters outside the party.