Sentence examples for created to nominate from inspiring English sources

A decree by Louis XIV ordered that chambers be created to nominate deputies to the royal council of commerce in Paris.

They exist but do not serve the purpose they were originally created to serve, which was to truly nominate the ticket".

But the superdelegates were also created to provide unity at the nominating convention.

Interest groups on both sides have sprung into action much more aggressively than they did after the nominations of Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. or Harriet E. Miers, whose withdrawal last week criticism created the opportunity to nominate Judge Alito.

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In a letter released to members Thursday, organizers said that they did not have enough members or money to get on the ballot in all 50 states and create an online convention to nominate a bipartisan ticket.

But Mr. Edelman pressed to create a subcommittee of the board to nominate the 10 in-house, which he then advised heavily, former directors say.

As several recent Republican primaries demonstrated, the party continues to nominate Tea Party candidates who create increasingly ludicrous definitions of "far right".

To address this issue, the company created a new program in which employees are invited to nominate their peers for recognition.

Since not all predicted genes are named, it was necessary to create a pan genome identifier, here denominated pan locus, to nominate each unique gene fold.

Our first post on creating a brand for startups is live, and be sure to nominate a brand designer as well.