Sentence examples for help nominate from inspiring English sources

To mark the occasion, we asked readers to help nominate Will Ferrell's greatest performances to date.

In 1988, for instance, Southern Democrats thought that by concentrating all their state primaries on a single day they could help nominate and elect a moderate Southern Democrat.

In January, 2013, the novelist Larry Correia explained on his Web site how fans, by joining the World Science Fiction Society, could help nominate him for a Hugo Award, something that would, he wrote, "make literati snob's [sic] heads explode".

As a signer, the United States could help nominate judges and prosecutors, and ensure that the court's elaborate machinery for preventing politically biased trial findings be maintained in practice.

Since Canadian political parties operate on a "pay-to-play" basis — in which any voter who wishes to help nominate a politician for office must first sign a form and pay a membership fee — one of the most essential skills for any ambitious Canadian politico is an ability to sell large, but carefully targeted, numbers of party memberships to groups whose loyalty can be assured.

Pope Francis has supporters and detractors on Capitol Hill, but one lawmaker, California Rep. Adam Schiff, wants colleagues to help nominate the pontiff for the Nobel Peace Prize.

I've told that to Nancy," said Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr. (D-N.J ., who helpeD-N.J .ate Pelosi on whonesday.

(The candidates the Tea Party helped nominate in Utah, Mike Lee, and Alaska, Joe Miller, are considered all but certain to win -- even in a year when uncertainty is the rule).

In the state whose governor, Rick Perry, boasted as a candidate for president that his schools taught both creationism and evolution, the State Board of Education, which includes members who hold creationist views, helped nominate several members of the textbook review panel.

Ten students were the core of Free Your Voice, but the Goldman Prize will be given to Watford, because "she's kind of been the glue, the person who not just stuck around but deepened her involvement," said Greg Sawtell, an organizer for the nonprofit activist group United Workers who acted as a mentor and helped nominate her for the award.

The Federalist Society, which grew up alongside the Reagan administration and helped nominate Justice Scalia, has grown increasingly powerful in the past few decades.