Sentence examples similar to improved nominating from inspiring English sources

If, after extensive review, you feel there is no way this page could be improved; nominate the page for deletion by writing {{nfd|acc}} on the article and then leaving a note on the discussion page explaining your reasoning and the fact that other options to keep the article have been explored and exhausted.

Please don't clear ratings of a page that has only been nominated for deletion, but not improved.

Please don't clear ratings of a page that has been nominated for deletion, but not improved.

We want to improve the procedures for nominating judges.

As the first GWAS for dental caries in adults, this study nominated several novel caries genes for future study, which may lead to better understanding of cariogenesis, and ultimately, to improved disease predictions, prevention, and/or treatment.

So now the Republican Party begins its quadrennial dance of trying to adjust rules to improve its system and nominate a candidate who at least has a chance to secure 270 electoral votes, a difficult prospect for almost any Republican given U.S. demography and all but impossible for Mr. Trump.

The strength of the left-wing in the Constituency Labour Parties at the time had spurred the Manifesto group to improve its organisation, and Dormand (nominated by former Prime Minister James Callaghan) defeated the main challenger, left-wing MP Ian Mikardo by 102 votes to 65, and Mikardo then withdrew.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) — President Obama took a step toward improving relations with Syria on Tuesday by nominating a career diplomat, Robert Ford, to be the United States ambassador to Damascus.

What other initiatives would improve fund governance? A. One is to nominate a chief compliance officer who reports directly to the independent board members.

To exploit the qualitative and quantitative information hidden in this sensitive noisy signal, various signal processing methods have been nominated for spectrum filtration and improving signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).

Media General, a family-owned newspaper publisher and television station operator, will meet with a hedge fund trying to nominate directors to its board to improve profits.