Sentence examples for a public nomination from inspiring English sources

The BBC has responded to criticism that has rained down on it over that selection method but it was introduced in 2006 to replace a public nomination because it was clear that certain sports, whose supporters were more fanatical than average, were skewing the nominations in favour of their own.

A professional skipper will lead the voyage but the crew will include some people picked from a public nomination.

Sotirov says the awards serve a basic need in the security community: to lionize under-appreciated security researchers by showcasing the best work via a public nomination process.

A public nomination to list the species as endangered was rejected by the Australian Threatened Species Scientific Committee, which found numbers were sustainable.

A public nomination form also allows members of the community to recommend resources for inclusion.

Furthermore, to advance the capabilities of Tox21, there is a public nomination process for assays to be considered for implementation in qHTS (NCATS 2013c; NTP 2013d; U.S. EPA 2013d).

On July 16th Ming Pao, usually one of the more robust Chinese-language newspapers, noted in its headline and lead paragraph of the story that Mr Leung's report did not "directly" rule out the possibility of a broader public nomination of candidates for chief executives.

The public nomination process came to an end this week.

A better system is one that strikes a balance between lifetime appointment and partisan election by providing for the open, public nomination and appointment of judges, followed in due course by a standardized judicial performance evaluation and, finally, a yes/no vote in which citizens either approve the judge or vote him out.

The two-month public nomination period closed on Sunday.

Locog's spokesperson added: "People were chosen on merit through the public nomination campaigns rather than their age.