Sentence examples for looking to nominate from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, winners from that first batch of the Breakthrough prize have said they'll be looking to nominate up-and-comers.

They'll be out for blood and they'll be looking to nominate one of their own in 2016.

BLOOMBERG NEWS AOL Moves to Appease Starboard  |  The Internet company agreed to many of the demands of the activist fund Starboard Value, saying it would look to nominate two independent directors and return to shareholders all the proceeds from its recent patent sale, The Wall Street Journal reports.

The choice for Republicans always looked to be nominating from the right and going to war with a motivated base, or accepting Romney -- liberal warts and all -- and fighting for the independent center.

This is where you come in - we're looking for you to nominate albums that the list misses, complete with a brief summary of why they should have been included.

"When voters were looking at scores to nominate, and it said scores from music, TV and 'other media,' it was a poor stamp on video games.

Assuming Microsoft does not back away from its bid, look for them to nominate their own slate of directors for the Yahoo board a few days in advance of the March 13 deadline.

There is no need to look to a government agency to nominate winners and losers in the telecom industry when the market seems capable of sorting through the transition from monopoly to competition.THEODORE PAYNEMorristown, New JerseyYeltsin's legacySIR You are off-beam in your interpretation of Boris Yeltsin's politics and its implications for Russia ("Boris Yeltsin's latest gamble", May 15th).

If it weren't part of my job, I wouldn't even look to see what was nominated.

He asked his supporters to look for other candidates to nominate for the race, and formed United We Stand to "influence the debate".

"We were looking for mainstream, noncontroversial candidates to nominate".