Sentence examples for nominated by one from inspiring English sources

This year he won the Student Edge Teacher of the Year award after he was nominated by one of his year 9 students.

Among the "Lord Patrons of the Ale" are the Duke of Windsor and the Archbishop of Canterbury, To get this brew, you either have to be a Cambridge or an Oxford man or be nominated by one.

By 6 39 P.m., it was official: Hillary Rodham Clinton was the first woman to be nominated by one of the major political parties for President of the United States.

The winners were Dino and Matt, nominated by one of their friends, who told us exactly why they should be our Mr & Mr. Together for more than a decade and with lots of examples of how they had supported loved ones in times of need, often at considerable personal expense, they were the perfect example of a couple who deserved a little extra on their wedding day.

Therefore, before being considered by the national regulatory authority, companies had to be nominated by one of these government agencies in the first place (Zeng 2004).

"It's not good for us as a country -- it's not good for him -- but as a country to have somebody that's nominated by one of the principal parties to go over and insult everybody," Reid said.

Four of the nine ministers he dismissed are from states whose governors have defected to the new party; another two had been nominated by his one-time ally but now defector, Oluṣẹgun Obasanjo, a former president.

Wakefield was nominated by 82 branches, one regional council, and one service group; Burgess was nominated by 62 branches and one regional council; and Bannister was nominated by 25 branches.

This created a distinction between 'contacts' named by one respondent only and 'Opinion Leaders' nominated by more than one respondent.

The top seven (or so) themes/concerns from each group are listed in Tables  1 and 2. In the section below, we list the top seven concerns nominated by more than one nominal group.

New York is the only state that allows a candidate to be nominated by more than one party and to compile the votes received on the ballot lines of separate parties.