Sentence examples for nominate established from inspiring English sources

The program's director, Michael Kelleher, selects 60 experts each year to nominate established and newer writers for the prize, based on an overall body of work and future promise.

Mr. Santorum, a former senator from Pennsylvania, was trailing Mr. Romney in delegates and had little hope of catching up to him, but his strong performance in a brutal nominating contest established him as a force that the party will probably have to reckon with this presidential election year and beyond.

In 1916, Woodrow Wilson nominated Louis D. Brandeis, establishing the Jewish seat, which later went, with brief overlapping periods, to Benjamin N. Cardozo, Felix Frankfurter, and Abe Fortas.

Audi's decision to nominate her instead of established male rivals attracted a great deal of publicity.

Among the established poets nominated, the best known is probably Robert Hass, a former poet laureate of the United States and a MacArthur fellow.

Independent nominating commissions would be established to evaluate and screen candidates, who would then be appointed on merit by the governor, rather than elected.

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.

That same year, as it happened, the Republicans, after a bitterly fought primary season, rejected the isolationist Robert A. Taft and nominated Dwight D. Eisenhower, an internationalist who established a pattern of engagement repeated by the Republican presidents who followed, from Richard M. Nixon through Ronald Reagan and the two Bushes.

The committees established in each province would nominate the work for the Iraqi army to do -- engineering, road construction, and picking up unexploded ordnance.

When in 1646 Parliament ordered that Presbyterianism be established in England, he was nominated to serve as an elder in his local classis, or district ruling body.

So it's now becoming increasingly possible that the Republicans could nominate Trump and the Democrats could nominate Sanders, creating one of the greatest disruptions to the established political order in American history.