Sentence examples for by nominating a from inspiring English sources

2. By nominating a book in the Competition you are accepting these terms and conditions.

The Israelis then went one better in 1998, in Birmingham, England, by nominating a transsexual named Dana.

He accused Cavaco Silva of "wasting time" by nominating a prime minister who lacks majority parliamentary support.

Will she seek to appeal to Latino voters by nominating a candidate like Julian Castro or Tom Perez?

And we have to do it by nominating a common-sense conservative who can get elected in November".

By nominating a black judge who has opposed racial "quotas," the President is attempting to have things both ways on the "quota" issue.

Trying to win the presidency by nominating an acceptable candidate seems to be an alien concept.

Two weeks ago, he announced plans to challenge Mr. Wang by nominating an independent slate of candidates for Computer Associates directors, to be elected at the shareholders' meeting on Aug. 29.

For example, a prime minister may respond to a political crisis by nominating an independent public inquiry, headed by a supreme court judge, because that has become the standard response to instances of crises.

He introduced himself at a speech here as a "severely conservative governor," but one of his leading rivals, Rick Santorum, warned voters not to settle for "a hollow victory" by nominating an impure conservative.

Even though Tony Blair was able to lead the Labour Party after being educated at Fettes College, a top secondary school in Scotland, the Tories might seem to be more at risk than Labour of reviving old stereotypes by nominating an Etonian.