Sentence examples for nominate recipients from inspiring English sources

An audit shortly after the launch in 2008 of Pakistan's income-support scheme for its poorest households, which initially relied on politicians to nominate recipients, found that nearly half those chosen failed the criteria.

It called on ministers to set up independent bodies to nominate recipients for awards and decide when they should be withdrawn.

It called on ministers to set up independent bodies to nominate recipients for awards and decide when they should be withdrawn, suggesting the government's "lack of willingness to clarify and open up the process" was damaging public confidence.

Robert Patterson, Bishop of Sodor and Man, while at a conference of Anglican bishops had invited the Queen to his cathedral for Maundy services; he received word that this would be too difficult, but that his diocese could nominate recipients.

Earlier this week on this very Huffington Post, Andrea Savage gave us a look at the role that cunnilingus played in this year's Academy Award nominees for best actress, noticing quite rightly that three out of the five women nominated were recipients of oral sex in their films.

Thousands of honours are awarded each year - at New Year and the Queen's official birthday in June - to recognise "merit, gallantry and service", with recipients nominated by an individual or organisation, or a government department.

Families can also nominate themselves to be recipients.

So please feel free to nominate your own award recipients for the MIDOTW and MDDOTW awards this week in the comments.

In most years, recipients are nominated by Christian clergy of various denominations in the diocese where the service is held.

More than half the recipients of MBEs were nominated by the public, a practice started more than a decade ago by John Major.

Surprise nominations include pedigree popstars and regular Brits recipients George Michael and Robbie Williams, who will apparently only be nominated for the Best Live Act award.