Sentence examples for able to nominate a from inspiring English sources

He has been nominated by the current king, but this is the last time that a king will be able to nominate a successor.

We are able to nominate a small number of exceptional newly admitted CS Masters students each year for the Siebel Award ($35,000).

As part of the agreement, the bank, whose largest shareholder is the United States, will be able to nominate a representative to the exchange's board, which has 19 members.

Under the draft measure, a plurality of the state legislature would be able to nominate a candidate to appear on the ballot, alongside candidates nominated by the parties through the convention or primary process.

Anyone will be able to nominate a candidate, there are no age restrictions and prizes can be shared among a number of deserving scientists participating in a research project.

If the proposed conservatee isn't able to nominate a person, the court will follow a list of preferences established by law (in order of preference from first to last): a spouse or domestic partner, an adult child, a parent, a sibling, a public guardian, or others the law approves.

Anyone is able to nominate an individual for an honour; coaches, family members and friends are equally as able to nominate as national governing bodies or federations.

But perhaps, dear reader, you will be able to nominate an eccentric who adds more greatly to the gaiety of nations than these three candidates.

But firms would be able to nominate any country as their tax residence.

The seat was left vacant, and as a result, President Bush was able to nominate Priscilla Owen, an arch-conservative, who was confirmed by the Senate in 2005.

As owners, shareholders should be able to nominate directors to a company's board when current representatives are failing in their fiduciary duties.