Sentence examples for current nomination from inspiring English sources

The current nomination and selection procedure is described as follows.

In an interview last week with the Ghanoon newspaper, Ali Jannati insisted that he had not conferred with his father regarding his current nomination.

And, as is the case with other types of election studies, the analysis is confined by a small sample size — only 10 presidential years from when the current nomination process was adopted in 1972 to 2008.

The main advantage of the current nomination system is that it prevents party insiders from pushing through the nomination of someone who is clearly unpopular with its electoral coalition.

The Detroit-based rapper's homophobic, misogynistic and just plain misanthropic rhymes have been controversial since he became a star in 1999, and his current nomination for four Grammy awards has set off a protest that is still building.

"During the course of this selection process, GB Taekwondo has followed the recommendations of both Sport Resolutions and the British Olympic Association's Olympic Qualification Standards Panel and believes it has satisfied all requirements in making the current nomination for the outstanding male 80 kg position," the statement said.

The justificatory rhetoric that surrounds the current nominations is familiar, stale and inaccurate.

And even without such changes, some current nominations for Medals of Honor are as deserving as recipients from wars past, they argue.

"There is little dispute that the current nominations process has grown too cumbersome and complicated, in some cases discouraging qualified individuals from seeking leadership positions," Representative Jason Chaffetz, a Utah Republican, said on the House floor.

And that was before the current Supreme Court nomination fight that has dominated headlines for weeks.

But two recent articles suggest that perhaps the current G.O.P. nomination process is indeed more of a national race than in previous cycles.