Sentence examples for nominate land from inspiring English sources

In a federal-local dance officially known as joint selection, municipalities nominate land for sale once they have determined their infrastructure can support them, said Steve Tryon, assistant field manager for the Las Vegas office of the Bureau of Land Management.

If nominated, Land could end up battling U.S. Rep. Gary Peters (D-Bloomfield Hills) for Levin's seat in the 2014 race.

The application form is not particularly clear on whether Australian citizens can nominate public land.

Officials from the Bureau of Land Management explained the situation: Under 90-year-old laws, companies and people can nominate public lands for drilling, and the government is obliged to auction them off after months of review and public comment.

A couple years ago, armed vigilante groups emerged that seemed to take on the cartels before being at least partially infiltrated by them, as the in-depth Oscar-nominated documentaryCartel Land (which VICE helped distribute) shows.

Under Zinke, the land nominated for leasing no longer requires a pre-sale environmental assessment.

Not to leave him without a date at the ceremony, the organization nominated "In the Land of Blood and Honey," which marks Ms. Jolie's debut as a director, for best foreign film.

In films such as Chronicle of a Disappearance and Divine Intervention, both by Elia Suleiman, and Hany Abu-Assad's Oscar-nominated Paradise Now, the land of Israel/Palestine is marked by borders and boundaries that profoundly shape its inhabitants, who can only dwell on the multiple layers of the national conflict.

Oscar-nominated La La Land was fun.

I'm amazed that "La La Land" was nominated in this category; the film's most notable writing is actually nominated elsewhere, for Best Original Song.

More recently, Craig J Barber's exhibit Working the Land was nominated for the Discovery award at this year's Rencontres d'Arles photography festival.