Sentence examples for nominate future from inspiring English sources
A new Appointments Commission will nominate future "cross-bench" (non-party) peers, and will vet public nominations for so-called "people's peers".
(And though we've chosen the inaugural article, we're hoping you and your students will nominate future candidates).
As a winner of the prize, Soyinka can nominate future laureates to the Swedish Academy, and said he had been receiving a series of letters begging him to put Achebe forward.
Merkel promised there would be a review of how the commission president was nominated in future.
If the local activist-choked Republican party is any indication, doctrinaire and partisan candidates like her can, and may well, be nominated to future general election embarrassment.
Neither trainer Sir Michael Stoute nor Teddy Grimthorpe, racing manager to owner Khalid Abdulla, nominated a future target but a clash with So You Think in Ascot's King George and Queen Elizabeth Stakes, where he blew out so dramatically 12 months ago, could be on the cards.
Four categories of biocatalysts - microalgae, cyanobacteria, geobacteria and yeast - are nominated for future in silico constraint-based modelling of MFCs after taking into account the cell type, operation mode, electron source and the availability of metabolic network specifications.
Although there are some interesting regions nominated for future investigation, the small effect sizes mean that they will require replication in multiple other samples before drawing strong conclusions.
"No prize ever prohibits anybody to be nominated in the future," Dr. Ringertz said.
However, due to the considerable progress made in genetic engineering of various plants in Iran during the last decade and the great potentials of microalgae for biofuel production, these photosynthetic organisms could be nominated as the future source of bioenergy in Iran.
