Sentence examples for has to nominate from inspiring English sources

After the minigame everyone has to nominate who they think was The Sneak for possible bonus points.

Richard H. Moore, North Carolina's treasurer, said the requirement that the investors nominate independent candidates "is like telling the Republican Party that it has to nominate John Edwards at its convention," referring to the Democratic senator.

At his news conference, the mayor said he felt under no pressure from Republicans to make a decision, even though the party has to nominate its Senate candidate in two weeks.

For example, a farmer who undertakes to boost his soil's carbon content by changing his grazing practices or by increasing organic compost has to nominate a specific method to achieve the improvement.

To become a candidate for homecoming queen at the school, a sorority or recognized campus organization has to nominate a student, and then that student has roughly a week to campaign.

One month after the decision is made, the chairman of the local municipality has to nominate an official guardian for the patient: a personal one (usually a relative) or juridical one (an institution, if the patient has been admitted for a long time without positive prognosis to be discharged).

"We have to nominate a president".

"We have to nominate a leader," he said.

That's who we have to nominate, someone who can appeal to them".

Republicans have to nominate someone better than the person they want to defeat.

Some suggested featuring musical numbers without having to nominate the musicals.