Sentence examples for Having nominated from inspiring English sources

Having nominated a team of tough-talking money-printers as governor and deputy governors of the Bank of Japan, he is determined that the central bank should hit its new 2% inflation target.

Having nominated Necker, an island he bought in the 1970s, as his tax base, he can only spend a maximum of between 46 and 183 days a year in the UK.

Beckett has already described herself as a "moron" for having nominated Corbyn in the last Labour leadership contest.

"The Board considers that, having nominated directors to the company's board, Elliott would pursue a short-term agenda aimed at facilitating an exit from its shareholding in the company.

Despite having nominated an array of journalists feted for their coverage of issues including protest rights or social breakdown, the award for journalism went to the Mail on Sunday's Peter Hitchens.

Whiplash could well pull off a similar coup, but with the WGA and BAFTA having nominated it in the correct field, there's no precursor to foretell such an outcome.

George Bush has nominated Robert Gates to replace Donald Rumsfeld.

He could have nominated himself".

I would not have nominated him.

"Otherwise, they wouldn't have nominated him.

"Every time we've nominated a moderate, we've lost.