Sentence examples for make nominations for from inspiring English sources

And if two groups want to make nominations for one seat?

The Nobel Committee rules states that members of national assemblies and governments are able to make nominations for the prize.

Nobel committee rules states that members of national assemblies and governments are able to make nominations for the prize.

The senior Republican on the panel, Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, has raised questions about Mr. Traver's nomination, and his prospects for confirmation looked so dim that the White House told Democrats on the committee to make nominations for other posts a higher priority, according to a Senate Democratic aide.

We let anyone and everyone make nominations for who and what should win.

The award process is similar for all of the Nobel Prizes; the main difference is in who can make nominations for each of them.

President Clinton made nominations for many of them, but the Republican-controlled Senate did not act on them.

Brookings says the White House has made nominations for 321 out of 499 positions; 227 of the nominees have been confirmed.

The guild also makes nominations for television, and its picks in the best drama ensemble are "Boardwalk Empire" (HBO), "Breaking Bad" (AMC), "Downton Abbey" (PBS), "Homeland" (Showtime) and "Mad Men" (AMC).

While the president has warned of dire consequences for the economy as a result of the cuts, the White House does not want the standoff with Congress to keep Obama from focusing on other second term priorities, including making nominations for top jobs and pursuing stricter gun laws and an overhaul of the nation's immigration system.

(New members need two letters of sponsorship to get in; the annual three-hundred-and-fifty-dollar dues provide admittance to free screenings, which members are expected to attend so that they can make nominations and vote for the awards).