Sentence examples for an open nomination process from inspiring English sources

In the US, supreme court judges are political appointments grilled by Congress in an open nomination process.

After an open nomination process, the members of our Crunchies board voted for the finalists over the last few weeks and tonight we'll announce the winners.

After an open nomination process, the members of our Crunchies board put in their votes for the finalists over the last few weeks and tonight we'll announce the winners.

Activists said they wanted an open nomination process.

Leading German publications such as Der Spiegel, Bild and Frankfurter Allgemeine had published editorials condemning Merkel's wavering course and suggested that backtracking on the open nomination process in favour of a backroom deal would amount to deceiving the electorate.

Leading German publications such as Spiegel, Bild and Frankfurter Allgemeine had published editorials condemning Merkel's wavering course and suggesting that backtracking on the open nomination process in favour of a backroom deal would amount to deceiving the electorate.

But with World Bank boss Robert Zoellick departing in a more conventional fashion this summer, after serving a notice period, there was no excuse for anything but the open nomination process the Bank has long promised.

This open nomination process starts today on the TechCrunch website.

Except in 1964 -- when Lyndon Johnson trounced Barry Goldwater -- every Republican who has won an open nomination in anything like a modern primary process has had a preexisting state network of contacts in place.

The commissioners were selected through an open countrywide nomination process and publicly interviewed by an independent selection panel comprising representatives of all the political parties, civil society, and the religious bodies in the country.

The Constituency Award is unique, in that it involves an open-call nomination process from one's peers, and focuses not only on individual achievement, but also on the spirit of cooperation and collaboration that marks the measure of integrity and success within the scholarly publishing community.