Sentence examples for newly nominated from inspiring English sources

The company's newly nominated chief executive, Anders Moberg, tried to reassure shareholders about the future.

Mr. Rumsfeld's newly nominated deputy, Paul D. Wolfowitz, has publicly advocated that policy.

However, Harlem Désir, newly nominated to lead the Socialist Party, was among politicians who opposed a blanket ban.

There is a newly nominated European Commission and now a new European president, Herman Van Rompuy, and European minister for foreign affairs, Catherine Ashton.

TODAY'S daily chart on our Graphic Detail blog runs the rule over the films newly nominated for this year's Academy Awards.

COMING ATTRACTION -- Fans of the Irish rock band U2, newly nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, can take note.

Many who were deeply hostile to the Russian revolution and all its leading actors nonetheless acclaimed these books: in 1997, asked to nominate his favourite book for National Book Day, the newly elected prime minister, Tony Blair, nominated the trilogy.

Last month, however, the six-part fictional web series about queer and trans women navigating love and life in Los Angeles accomplished just that when it was nominated in the newly created category of outstanding short-format live-action entertainment program, continuing a growing trend of more representation of queer and trans people within the media.

Reginald D Hunter caused some controversy earlier in the Festival by stating that he did not want to be nominated for the newly established Richard Pryor Award for ethnic comedy because he found the idea divisive; now he has been vindicated for his belief that comedy should be judged on talent.

Even this year's newly Oscar-nominated Imitation Game has strong echoes of The Dam Busters, with Benedict Cumberbatch's Alan Turing in many ways reprising the brilliant-but-unworldly wartime-boffin role pioneered by Michael Redgrave as Barnes Wallis almost 60 years ago.

You have to see it for yourself to know".. "Certainly, poverty is not in your face here," said Mr Laurence Lien, chief executive officer of the non-profit National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre and a newly-appointed Nominated Member of Parliament.