Sentence examples for address nominated from inspiring English sources

The surveys for this group were sent to a postal address nominated by the participant and also included pre-paid envelopes for survey return.

This committee chose the topics to be addressed and nominated the experts in charge of each specific area.

"We urge President Trump to listen to the American people, remain mindful of the promises he made to working families during the campaign and in his inaugural address, and nominate a candidate for secretary of labor who will always put workers first and foremost," Christine Owens, the executive director of the nonprofit National Employment Law Project, said in a statement.

Assessing the health literacy of communities or populations cannot simply or conveniently be addressed through nominating health promotion theory as guiding actions or activity.

Performing a gap analysis, new perspectives which are still required to be developed more deeply for their industrial applications or have not been addressed in literature are nominated.

In his second term, Mr. Clinton became the first president to address the Human Rights Campaign, and he nominated James Hormel as the first openly gay ambassador.

On the night my husband addressed the convention and formally nominated the President, I was across the Pacific in tiny Timor-Leste.

Mr. Kean gave the keynote address at the 1988 Republican convention that nominated the elder George Bush.

The address by Mr. Lieberman, who will formally be nominated on Thursday, was one of the most anticipated, and consequential, moments of the four-night convention.

By the 18th Century it was the platform on which election candidates were nominated, and from where they addressed the voters.

Instead he was chosen to deliver the prestigious keynote address at the Democratic convention in Atlanta which nominated his fellow governor, Michael Dukakis of Massachusetts.