Sentence examples for nominated due to from inspiring English sources

– Nominated AFI's 100 Years...100 Songs: ** Day-O/The Banana Boat Song" – Nominated Due to the film's financial success, an animated television series of the same name was created for ABC.

You have now avoided being nominated for deletion due to sarcasm.

Senate education committee Chairman Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn). said he urged the president to formally nominate King due to the passage of the new law. .

35 While a number of different adherence measures have been reported, MPR and the 'proportion of days covered' (PDC) are most widely used, and in a comparative study by Karve et al. 36 MPR and PDC were suggested to be the optimal measures of choice in terms of predictive abilities, with MPR nominated in first place due to its apparently wide use in pharmacy claims-based studies.

Washington is due to nominate the head of finance of Barack Obama's re-election campaign, Matthew Barzun, as the new US ambassador to London, according to diplomatic sources.

Next month Mr Lee's party, the Kuomintang, is due to nominate the vice-president, Lien Chan, as its presidential candidate for the poll next spring.

Obama was due to nominate Allen to become the commander of US forces in Europe and the supreme commander of Nato, with the Senate expected to confirm both positions.

Mr Anwar's latest sentencing came only a few days before he was due to be nominated as a candidate in a critical by-election for an assembly seat in Kajang in the state of Selangor, Malaysia's richest.

Backstage, Mendes said the fact Skyfall star Daniel Craig had not been nominated for an award was due to "the curse of Bond".

(Note: She wasn't nominated for this year's awards due to the eligibility deadlines of album release).

Then there are states that really (by all rights) should be comfortably in the Republican column this year, but due to having nominated Tea Party candidates, now are seen as competitive by Democrats.