Sentence examples for nominate up from inspiring English sources

Anyone who pays $40 £277) to attend the science-fiction convention Worldcon can nominate up to five of their favourite books in each category for a Hugo.

It is then the responsibility of universities to nominate up to two former players a year from that large pool of candidates.

Academicians will then be asked to nominate up to three books each year with publishers also invited to submit additional novels they feel merit consideration.

Proxy access was a Securities and Exchange Commission rule that allowed shareholders who in the aggregate owned at least 3 percent of the company for at least three years to nominate up to 25 percent of a company's board.

Mr. Icahn, who already had three directors and himself on the board, is entitled to nominate up to eight of the company's nine board members as majority shareholder, the company said.

The first few pages of prospective titles – up to 5,000 words, according to Amazon – will sit on Kindle Scout for 30 days, during which time readers can nominate up to three books they want to see published in full.

On the other hand, winners from that first batch of the Breakthrough prize have said they'll be looking to nominate up-and-comers.

Given that 50 dance writers from across the UK have nominated up to five names per category, it is inevitable that each of us will have issues with the list.

Today we have Creative30 icon Wiley who nominated up and coming Grime producer and MC Scorcher.

By contrast, in our research, we sought to involve all research-active Australian researchers in six fields in nominating up to five of their most influential peers.

Consumers were asked to self-nominate up to 3 functional activities that they were unable to do or had difficulty with due to their LBP and to rate the level of difficulty using an 11 point numerical rating scale (NRS) of 0 to 10, with the left anchor 0 = unable to perform activity; and the right anchor at 10 = able to perform activity at pre-injury level.