Sentence examples for has recently nominated from inspiring English sources

However, the movement has recently nominated a new leader, Ali Salem al-Bidh, an ex-Marxist who led South Yemen into unity with the north in 1990 and subsequently led the attempted breakaway which culminated in the 1994 civil war.

True, the Republicans had recently nominated Mitt Romney, whose Mormonism made many evangelical Christians anxious, and before him John McCain, a man of little obvious religiosity.

Hanahan and Weinberg have recently nominated the capability of cancer cells to evade immune destruction as a hallmark of cancer [ 15].

It has recently been nominated for several Tony Awards, including Best Actor in Featured Role, Best Sound and Lighting Design and Best Revival of a Play.

Julia Stoschek who has recently been nominated as a trustee of the MOCA Museum of Contemporary Artrt in Los Angeles, together with her curatorial team will take part in the project as interlocutors of the students at various stages, including a planned studio trip to Berlin, Germany.

In March, 2004, senior officials at the Justice Department, including James Comey, who was then the acting Attorney General, and who has recently been nominated to head the F.B.I., objected to this system, prompting the White House and the N.S.A. to bring Stellar Wind to a halt.

He has recently been nominated for the 2012 African Footballer of the Year.

A new FBI director has recently been nominated, former Assistant Attorney General Christopher Wray.

She has been recently nominated by the American Institute of Legal Counsel as 10 Best Attorneys for Client Satisfaction in the practice are of Immigration Law.

However, Hariri has recently decided to nominate one of Syrian President Assad's closest friends in Lebanon, Mr. Sleiman Frangieh.

The other was David Mills, an African-American writer and friend of Mr. Simon's since college, who had recently been nominated for two Emmys for episodes of "NYPD Blue".