Sentence examples for information about nominees from inspiring English sources

But with the new time constraints Ehrlich who doesn't get to vote or have advanced information about nominees, had to approach things a bit differently.

As entertaining as video can be, though, it fails to fully satisfy one of the more pressing needs of the Oscar viewer — information about nominees and movies.

According to its website, the Nobel committee "does not itself announce the names of nominees, neither to the media nor to the candidates themselves". The committee also doesn't reveal any information about nominees until 50 years after the award is first announced.

Does requesting additional information about nominees affect the response rates to questionnaires collecting opinion leader information?

These letters or emails will be the sole basis of our decision, so please be as specific as possible and provide us with as much relevant information about your nominee or nominees.

Using the online submission form (see "Online Submission Procedure" below), and the Excel spreadsheet template, submit information about the nominees and the criteria, evidence, and selection procedures used to determine the nominees.

In submitting the form, the departmental contact person will be asked to enter information about the nominees along with the criteria, evidence, and selection procedures used by the department in choosing nominees.

Vanity Fair provides basic information about the nominees in each major category, along with relevant clips from the nominated work.

Dissidents would also be responsible for disseminating information about their nominees to shareholders and be required to solicit the holders of shares representing at least a majority of voting power entitled to vote on the election of directors.

In 2009, two economists reviewed over a decade of Broadway box office revenues, and found that "[t]he estimated effect of a Tony nomination is positive in the week of the announcement and gradually increases in the weeks leading up to the awards". As information about the nominees spreads to more and more people, more and more people often head to the box office.

In the Obama administration, when new information about a nominee came to light, we would request a follow-up.