Sentence examples for nominate a suitable from inspiring English sources

Iranian officials have denied rumors that Khamenei started the process to choose a successor, including a recent report in Iranian media that said he ordered the Assembly of Experts to nominate a suitable candidate within three years.

Since there was no electoral college for the diocese, Pope Gregory IX charged the bishops of St Andrews, Brechin and Dunkeld, to find and nominate a suitable replacement.

Among those who disapprove of President Donald Trump's choice of Kavanaugh for the seat, just 46percentt say their opposition stems from an objection to Kavanaugh personally, rather than a lack of confidence in Trump's ability to nominate a suitable candidate.

To identify suitable peers (e.g., siblings, classmates, friends), the clinician can ask the young person to nominate a suitable 'peer assistant', or query parents or teachers.

Controls were contacted by telephone about the study in most instances and were asked to nominate a suitable informant for interview.

Schools felt that they may be able to nominate a suitable candidate for training as a facilitator from their past learners or community, or request facilitators that they have worked with before.

Participants were given the interview framework (Additional file 1) in advance, at which point they were able to nominate a more suitable respondent if necessary.

The evidence presented suggests that the methodology nominates a viable list of emerging topics suitable for inspection by decision makers.

School principals then nominate suitable classes and propose convenient time slots in the school year.

All eight AHS in NSW were invited to express interest in participating in the study and to nominate suitable teams.

AHS were asked to nominate suitable GCN services which were ranked and selected according to the selection criteria provided in Table 1.