Sentence examples for nominate a representative from inspiring English sources

Had Microsoft resisted ValueAct's efforts, the investors could have mounted a public fight, known as a proxy battle, to nominate a representative to the company's board.

As part of the agreement, the bank, whose largest shareholder is the United States, will be able to nominate a representative to the exchange's board, which has 19 members.

Speaking at a gathering of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people in his hometown Davao City, Duterte vowed to protect the rights of homosexuals and invited them to nominate a representative to work in his government.

He asked the LGBT community to nominate a representative whom he could appoint to a government post, saying he needed "the brightest" to replace those he has recently fired over allegations of corruption.

Each group was asked to nominate a representative to sit on the national HRSS patient participation group.

In addition to the Consumer Advocate Anne McKenzie, invitations were extended to non-government organisations representing the interests of parents, carers and others involved in or affected by FASD to nominate a representative to the Collaboration.

But we would encourage Republicans, as well as Democrats, to consider further improvements that will ensure future nomination contests balance the goals of freedom of choice, maximum participation, and success in nominating a representative candidate.

HSBC customers in India suspected of tax evasion have been given 30 days to nominate a legal representative in Switzerland or face seeing their names published in the country's official gazette.

All the cancer genetic leads from these services were contacted and invited to attend the consultation event, or to nominate a senior representative of their service if they were personally unable to attend.

President Clinton nominated a former representative, Norman Y . Mineta today as secretary of commerce for the final six months of his presidency, laying the groundwork for Mr. Mineta to become the first Asian-American to hold a Cabinet post.

After thirty-six Blaines, Blaine's delegates deserted him and combined with those of other candidates to nominate a compromise candidate: Representative James A. Garfield of Ohio.