Sentence examples for chosen unanimously from inspiring English sources
Ms. Segal was chosen unanimously for the $200,000 commission from among 66 artists.
Truss work only seven months before, Ebbets Field stood complete in April 1913, its name chosen unanimously by the sports editors of Brooklyn's four daily newspapers.
Mr. Arnn, an outspoken critic of affirmative action who leads the Claremont Institute in Claremont, Calif., was chosen unanimously by Hillsdale's 35 trustees, school officials said on Wednesday.
Ms. Merkel, whose nomination is to be formally approved at a party conference next month, was chosen unanimously by the executive board of the Christian Democrats.
"I'm really honored and flattered to be chosen unanimously as the winner," Martinez said, speaking on a conference call from Boston.
Mr. Barker denied that the committee was guilty of any financial or legal irregularities and said the cardinal had been chosen unanimously by the 18-member board for his leadership of the archdiocese.
Announcing O'Sullivan's win, author and chair of judges Joan Bakewell called It's All in Your Head a "truly impressive book", which she and her fellow judges, the author and professor of cancer biology Frances Balkwill, and the writers Damian Barr, Tessa Hadley and Sathnam Sanghera, chose "unanimously … for its many virtues".
As required by law, a judge told the jurors that if they could not choose unanimously between a sentence of death and one of life without parole, he would impose a sentence that would make Mr. LaValle eligible for parole after 20 to 25 years.
"Yes, Jeffrey was an untraditional candidate, but when he was chosen and unanimously voted on by the board to be the new director, people were willing to embrace the idea".
The judges chose six unanimously: Jean de Brunhoff ("Babar"), Willam Nicholson ("The Pirate Twins"), Wanda Gag ("Millions of Cats"), Ludwig Bemelmans ("Madeline"), Jean Charlot ("Two Little Trains") and Edward Ardizzone ("Little Tim and the Brave Sea Captain").
