Sentence examples for commission nominate from inspiring English sources

Regrettably, it did not reach consensus on having an independent commission nominate justices based on merit.

The House bill and a similar bill in the Senate would replace the director with a five-person commission, nominated by the president, and subject to Senate confirmation.

Commission nomination: L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti nominated Shane Murphy Goldsmith to the civilian Police Commission Monday.

A new Appointments Commission will nominate future "cross-bench" (non-party) peers, and will vet public nominations for so-called "people's peers".

The independent appointments commission will nominate another fifth, striving for a balance of gender, ethnicity and expertise.

Finally, the consulate, with Napoleon Bonaparte as first consul, resumed the legislative work, and a new commission was nominated.

One more thing: let's stop allowing official commissions to nominate their countries's submission for best foreign film.

Even when Gov. Mario M. Cuomo complained early in his first term that the commission did not nominate enough minority and female candidates, he defended the process.

This applies particularly to its contemptibly cronyish aspects: since 2010, for example, while the number of political appointments has ballooned, the House of Lords appointment commission, there to nominate peers who are independent experts, has been invited to propose only eight.

"I appointed judges through an extensive process, including a thorough vetting first by the judicial nominating commission and then by my legal staff of the candidates that were nominated to me," Mr. Richardson said in his statement.

The nominating commission began soliciting candidates last summer.