Sentence examples for When nominating from inspiring English sources

When nominating important domains using the SEIQoL-DR, free time was associated with limitations due to the cancer; the inability to travel due to treatment was stressed by several participants.

However, the reality is that the president must work with the Senate when nominating a justice because the president's nomination must first go before the Senate Judiciary Committee then to the full Senate, where a majority vote of Senators present is required to confirm the nomination.

He even pledged to seek consensus when nominating a new president.

Yet everyone agrees that Mr Erdogan must seek consensus when nominating a candidate for the presidency.

As the branding expert Nancy Friedman wrote when nominating it as one of the key words of 2009, socialize has been "slapped onto any plan emanating from the Obama White House" in a manner that would "startle Marx or Engels" — typified by the tendentious book title "Barack Obama's Plan to Socialize America and Destroy Capitalism".

Under new EU treaty rules, the leaders have to take account of the European election result when nominating a Commission chief.

The Nobel Assembly gave him the prize anyway, noting that he was alive when nominated.

Experience in the House can be a plus; serving in the House when nominated, not so much.

Lauren Bacall (72 when nominated for "The Mirror Has Two Faces" in 1997) was upset for supporting actress by Juliette Binoche ("The English Patient"), and Gloria Stuart (87 when nominated for "Titanic" the next year) lost to Kim Basinger ("L.A. Confidential").

Mr. O'Neill promised when nominated to the post 10 months ago that "his days as a maverick are over".

He was bishop of Brixen when nominated (December 1047) by the German emperor Henry III to succeed Clement II, a diocese he continued to hold.