Sentence examples for nominate public from inspiring English sources
The Public Language Champion award invites Guardian readers to nominate public figures that promote the value of speaking another language.
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.
The application form is not particularly clear on whether Australian citizens can nominate public land.
Dabble hopes the "Learn From" initiative will expand into a series where community members can nominate public personalities, business leaders and celebrities to instruct on various topics.
Joe Ferry, chairman of the conservatory's studio production department, has nominated "Public Domain" in the folk category.
But where Bafta has no problem nominating public school chaps like Redmayne and Benedict Cumberbatch, it rates as something of a shock that it has turned a blind eye to Selma's lead David Oyelowo, a British actor who went to an Islington comprehensive.
Cooper has been a target for local media during the World Cup, being nominated "public enemy number one" by one newspaper in the build-up to the tournament, after a couple of on-field incidents with All Blacks captain Richie McCaw during the Tri-Nations.
In an enlightening study led by psychologists Paul Baltes and Ursula Staudinger, a group of leading journalists nominated public figures who stood out as wise.
At Michael Kors, the designers Kate Upton and Nikki Reed will judge karaoke contestants sourced from YouTube and nominated by public vote.
Ms. Morrison's "Paradise and Mr. Rothh's "I Married a Communist" were among the books on a list of 101 titles nominated by public libraries in more than 100 cities in 34 countries.
"It's awful," said Betsy Gotbaum, who was nominated for public advocate after receiving less than 40percentt of the vote in the 2001 primary, won in the runoff and was victorious in the general election.
