Sentence examples for allowed to nominate from inspiring English sources

An active debate has already emerged in Hong Kong over whether the general public should be allowed to nominate candidates for chief executive or whether a nominating committee should control who can appear on the ballot.

Only PBK undergraduate members are allowed to nominate the candidates.

Local associations would be allowed to nominate party activists for knighthoods and honours.

But their invitees aren't allowed to nominate anyone in turn, capping the spread.

Many pan-democrats, as the bloc's members are commonly known, insist that the public be allowed to nominate candidates.

CEDAR FAIR'S board was unreceptive to the idea that the company's owners be allowed to nominate directors to represent them.

Alibaba, which is run by a 28-member partner committee, insisted that it be allowed to continue to nominate a majority of its board of directors.

Only in October, a mere matter of weeks before the conference, will party branches be allowed to start nominating leaders.

Under Italian law injured parties are allowed to be present to nominate their own experts to follow the tests.

The rules restricted voting to members of the convention that the awards would be given at, while still allowing anyone to nominate works; nominations were restricted to members of the convention or the previous year's convention in 1963.

As an initial step, the team built functionality that allowed employees to nominate themselves for promotions.