Sentence examples for means of nominating from inspiring English sources

Since the Empire lacked, until the reign of Ahmed I, any formal means of nominating a successor, successions usually involved the death of competing princes in order to avert civil unrest and rebellions.

Means of nominating chemicals are provided, and both early and current designs are described as well as some proposed changes for the future.

For example, the modifications to the trial design arising from the pilot phase meant that instead of nominating an intervention and a comparison community, we would instead have a defined intervention site and a broad recruitment catchment area with allocation to intervention and comparison groups determined by the residential address of the participant.

Agenda: Election of nominating committee.

Can you recommend someone else to interview who will disagree with you?" For an enthusiast of wind power, that might mean nominating an advocate of wind turbine syndrome.

Although both Republican & Democratic candidates were nominated by means of party organizations, this is not as undemocratic as it sounds as their strength derives from the people.

The conventional means of assuring this was to nominate a politician from New York, then the largest state in population.

Of course, nominating your house for a charity makeover doesn't mean it will happen.

I mean, if I nominate somebody for dog- catcher --.

There is talk of Abbas nominating himself to replace Fayyad.

Given the size of the field, Dr. Dean's lack of experience in national politics and his tendency for intemperate remarks, his success at navigating the very early months of the Democratic nomination battle hardly means he is assured of being nominated in Boston next July.