Sentence examples for nominated different from inspiring English sources
In 1860 the Democrats split over the slavery issue, as the Northern and Southern wings of the party nominated different candidates (Stephen A. Douglas and John C. Breckinridge, respectively); the election that year also included John Bell, the nominee of the Constitutional Union Party.
This year it's the letter "H," and, because the Design Summit will be held in Portland in April this year, the members of the OpenStack technical committee nominated different Oregon names that start with the letter "H".
It was assumed that, patients who nominated different cues as being important to their QoL at 3 months has changed their concept of what constituted QoL for them.
But a bitter three-way primary contest, and the likelihood that the Republican and the Conservative Parties could nominate different candidates, are conjuring yet another nightmarish vision for New York Republicans, who squandered a similar opportunity upstate last year.
The SEIQOL allows patients to nominate different cues at each assessment.
This group may nominate different life domains, and endorse a higher QOL, than children who come from more impoverished environments without disease specific psychosocial experiences.
The nomination to this court is particularly conspicuous because President Obama had previously nominated a different gay man to the court, but that man ultimately withdrew his nomination.
It's been reported that the studios of Winslet's respective films campaigned for her performances to be nominated in different categories.
Under pressure from MEPs Mr Juncker nominated a different candidate from Slovenia - Violeta Bulc - to the post of transport commissioner.
Words are nominated in different categories, such as most useful, most creative, most unnecessary, or most and least likely to succeed.
Our horological experts nominated 50 different watch models across five distinct categories, and suggested brands for the coveted Brand of the Year prize, and your votes did the rest.
