Sentence examples for nominate reasons from inspiring English sources

The survey contained 10 questions, allowing staff to nominate reasons for vaccination or non-vaccination (see Appendix).

[ Judith Light on the new season of 'Transparent' and returning to the stage in 'All the Ways to Say I Love You' ] Granted, he has been known upon occasion to cut his destined-to-self-destruct characters some slack, most notably in the Tony-nominated "reasons to be pretty" (on Broadway in 2009) and last year's morning-after rom-com "The Way We Get By".

Research staff had no involvement in nominating the reason for catheter removal or in diagnosing phlebitis.

If confirmed, hopefully she will validate President Obama's desire to humanize the Court, and his vision of expressly nominating someone for reasons apart from legal credentials alone.

The main reasons nominated for participating in a trial were that 'others will benefit' (23.1%) and 'trust in the doctor' (21.1%).

Further, they were asked to nominate the main reason they thought Mongolians may not attend screening, from a list of options.

The group were nominated for four ARIA Awards in 2005 and the Thistlethwayte-written track, "20 Good Reasons", was nominated for Song of the Year at the APRA Music Awards of 2008.

The main reason people nominate for not supporting further Muslim immigration is a view that the Islamic community doesn't integrate into Australian society, with 41% of the sample articulating that view.

Without referring to the controversy, President Reagan Friday restated his reasons for nominating Rehnquist, calling him "one of America's most brilliant jurists".

Kenya President Uhuru Kenyatta perhaps put it most clearly when personally presenting her qualifications, background and reasons for nominating Dr. Amina.

aWomen could nominate more than one reason.