Sentence examples for by nomination from inspiring English sources
"A lot of these prizes are available only by nomination," he said.
There were no representative institutions, but Acts introduced in 1823 and 1828 provided for executive and legislative councils, with the major officers of government serving in both and an equal number of private individuals, chosen by nomination, in the latter.
Tuesday's nominations are expected to be spread around currently running shows far more than last year's, when "The Book of Mormon" dominated with 14 nominations and the runner-up was "The Scottsboro Boys" with 12 – even though that musical had flopped and long since closed by nomination day.
Sure enough, by nomination deadline on Monday, we'd had any number of invaders and intruders, secret lovers and cuckolds, saints and sinners, loners, loonies and even the odd lupus – "becoming involved in a social group without being asked" (Cambridge English Dictionary), since you ask.
We also examine whether behavioral edges whose nodes are connected by nomination edges that persist into the next semester tend to have significantly higher weights, as compared to behavioral edges for the nodes with nomination edges that dissolve future.
It's funded by nomination fees and a fixed 0.5% takeout of all money wagered on the races.
At a May 2000 dinner party in New York City given by Anne Cox Chambers, who serves on the Whitney's national committee -- a by-nomination-only group of patrons from across the country -- Mr. Messier met Mr. Anderson.
Previously he made clear that by "nominations" he means Mr. Obama's choices for judicial as well as federal positions.
In recent years, the passions aroused by nominations for Surgeon General have been more ideological than medical.
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London shot all the way to the top of the 50-strong list by nominations for its high house prices, City bankers and drab suburbs.
