The phrase "as nominate" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect form of expression, and it cannot be used in any context as it stands.
Example: "The committee decided to proceed with the candidates as nominate." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase itself.)
Alternatives: "as proposed" or "as suggested".
Some opposition bigwigs in parliament say the Duma should even have the right to fire, as well as nominate, ministers.Mr Chernomyrdin's big asset in all this is his lack of strongly held principles.
Now Courier has agreed to a multiyear deal, intent on helping Patrick McEnroe and Courier's former coach Jose Higueras help develop top American players as well as nominate them.
Storer (1989) identifed seven specimens from Paraguay as nominate longirostris, whereas other authors have identified other specimens from Paraguay as bifasciata, and Holyoak (2001) in turn suggested that patagonica, not bifasciata, may be the relevant taxon.
Individuals in online networks are exposed to personal information of approximately twice as many individuals as they nominate as buddies or with whom they actively communicate.
As nominated by YNaija Mo Abudu, "the African Oprah", abandoned a highflying career in the corporate world to run a television studio.
The best-looking woman in the history of tennis – as nominated by Melbourne newspaper The Age – is struggling to find the right man.
As nominated by Guardian readers Ayo Sogunro is seen as one of the most balanced political voices on Twitter in Nigeria.
As nominated by Clairecrouch with the words: "Surely???" Jacques Brel – Amsterdam Covered by David Bowie and Scott Walker, Brel's original recounts the hardships of sailors in the Dutch city.
IGN included it as the ninth best Nintendo DS game ever made, as well as nominating it as one of the best DS role-playing games of 2009.
*On Debates as Nominating Conventions: Why the 400-percent increase in audience for the many GOP presidential debates?
