Sentence examples for nominated directly from inspiring English sources

A not-for-profit organization, called Americans Elect is establishing ballot access in all 50 states for the candidates for president and vice president in 2012 who will be nominated directly by the people in an online nominating process.

The shareholders will on Thursday attempt to force through a vote on proxy access that would allow shareholders to nominate directors directly.

His most prominent success so far has been persuading the court to overturn the agency's rules that would permit shareholders to nominate directors directly, known as proxy access.

Teachers can help kids with their applications, nominate them directly, and help them promote their campaign to find donors.

The politicians would be barred from vetoing any candidates directly nominated by voters.

In their proposal, candidates for chief executive must be directly nominated by at least 1% of all registered voters, about 35,000 people.

They said voters should directly nominate candidates for elections and called for the resignation of Hong Kong's top three officials (including Ms Lam).

The unofficial referendum, organised by campaign group Occupy Central, allowed the public to decide which of three proposals - all of which involved allowing citizens to directly nominate candidates - to present to Beijing.

Occupy Central organised the vote for the public to decide which of three proposals - all of which involve allowing citizens to directly nominate candidates - to present to the Beijing government.

The European Parliament, the European Union's only directly elected body, nominated Mr. Snowden for the prize late Monday.

This year, for the first time, two of the artists, Mike Nelson and Martin Creed, were among 180 nominated by the public, either directly to the Tate or through the Evening Standard newspaper.