Sentence examples for makes a nomination from inspiring English sources

A special congressional committee recommends candidates for comptroller general, and the president makes a nomination from the list; the nominee is then confirmed by the Senate for a single term of 15 years.

Mr. Menendez had been blocking Judge Shwartz by refusing to return the so-called blue slip that senators from a nominee's home state use to signal their assent when the president makes a nomination.

Dan and I will then go into a huddle with two stalwarts of the Guardian Chess Club, Stephen Moss and Sean Ingle, and we will announce the shortlist of six on December 3. Everyone who makes a nomination will have their names put into a hat, and the lucky winner will receive a copy of the winning book.

And would those threats deter you from making a nomination like that?

The bloc, the largest in Parliament, has the right to make a nomination.

Anyone or any group can make a nomination; the list will be announced on May 24.

THERE ought to be an award for the most fatuous tax rule a fatuette, perhaps and if so, I would like to make a nomination.

Each poster can nominate one title (and, since this is an added extra, that includes people who have already made a nomination).

And I hope that they will recognise that so far over 200 constituency parties have made a nomination for me as a leader of the party.

Leading a new federal agency intended to help prevent another financial crisis may seem like a dream job for most economic gurus, but the government made a nomination only last month after a painfully slow search process.

He also stressed that anyone can be nominated for an award, and any member of the public wanting to make a nomination should log into the government website gov.uk.