Sentence examples for nominate members from inspiring English sources

Hamas and Fatah will together nominate members of the technocratic government and a 12-judge election tribunal.

Under the new proposals, councils will be able to nominate members to serve on care trusts' governing boards.

Volunteers are also invited to nominate members of staff who they think has made a special effort to make them feel appreciated.

While the foundation may nominate members for the advisory committee, the regents are under no obligation to select any individual nominee.

In a speech in London on Thursday he will also say the Welsh assembly should be able to nominate members of the House of Lords.

The Commons Speaker has the power to nominate members to sit on IPSA's board for approval by MPs in a Commons vote.

Another gives large shareholders a voice in nominating members.

Before 1979, this was achieved by nominating members of national legislatures to the European Parliament.

(In other words, in a chamber containing both elected and nominated members the former would be tempted to claim greater legitimacy than the latter).

It is run by a board of trustees who are responsible for making sure the organisation's charitable objectives are met, and who are advised and overseen by a council of elected and nominated members.

The Constitution further provides for the composition of a parliament which encompasses members of parliament (MPs) elected through Single Member Constituencies and Group Representation Constituencies, Non-constituency Members of Parliament (NCMPs) and Nominated Members of Parliament (NMPs).