Sentence examples for legally nominated from inspiring English sources
Were candidates legally nominated?
Torricelli was legally nominated in the Democratic primary last June, when he was already under an ethical cloud.
Sheridan Smith, a Whatsonstage.com and Olivier winner for her role in Legally Blonde, is nominated for best supporting actress in Terence Rattigan's Flare Path.
One issue that remains unresolved is whether Democrats are now legally obliged to nominate another candidate to replace Taylor, or whether there would simply be no Democrat on the ballot paper.
Such a body could form part of the statutory tribunal system – with members from a list nominated by the media and other groups and a legally qualified chair.
Ms. Benjamin was nominated for a Tony in 2007 for best score for "Legally Blonde".
For lieutenant governor, the Democrats nominated J. C. W. Beckham who, at age 29, was not yet legally old enough to assume the governorship if called on to do so.
As well as a single elected chair, the new measures in the higher education governance bill will legally require each university to appoint to its board two trade union representatives, two elected staff members, two student members nominated by student bodies but not elected, and two graduate members nominated but not elected by graduate bodies.
Reese Witherspoon was a presenter last night, and, seeing her, I recalled that, though she was nominated for "Wild," and won for "Walk the Line," she didn't even get a nomination for her work in "Election" or "Legally Blonde".
Brazil have seven nominated.
