Sentence examples for nominate some of from inspiring English sources

Please take a minute to research and nominate some of us for the Rainbow List 2015.

So, to obtain Pakistani support — or at least the support of the Zardari government — the Obama Administration quietly decided last March to allow the Pakistani government to nominate some of its own targets.

And he will say that if peers are to continue to be appointed to the House of Lords instead of being elected, the devolved legislatures should be allowed to nominate some of them.

"It is a privilege every year to nominate some of the best and most talented students in the 28th Congressional District to our nation's service academies," Schiff said in a statement.

Mr Bush has even been urged to take the unprecedented step of nominating some of his successor's team.

Like the HSP, the Tudjman regime employed many Ustaša symbols, and it even rehabilitated many Ustaša leaders and nominated some of them to government posts.

Click here to view the clip Last week Dominic Kelly nominated some of the best films scenes featuring "Manic Pixie Dream Girls" – here's our pick from the thread.

Patients' perceptions of nominating some of the QoL domains using the SEIQoL-DW were shown to be associated with protective factors, i.e. aspects of an individual's life associated to well-being, which healthcare providers do not usually attend to.

It gives the state government a 20percentt share of voting rights, no matter how little stock it holds -- its total is now around 14percentt -- and grants the state the power to nominate some members of the supervisory board.

(Hearing that, I've had to squash the temptation to nominate some book of mine, since there's quite a good chance they are works he's passed on. There's another one out soon, so the temptation grows).

Seventy-five percent of the patients nominated some type of activity in their top five.