Sentence examples for nominated member from inspiring English sources

In July, he joined India's upper house of parliament as a nominated member.

Instead, universal credit provides one payment to a nominated member of a couple, which includes their child benefit.

Simon Tay, an unaffiliated nominated member of parliament, detects "a sense of tentative change, and of government seeking to manage social change".

However, the Twitter account can still be used for bespoke tweets by the head or nominated member of staff managing the feed.

Manchester, for example, has a nominated member of staff responsible for encouraging women students, and arranges speakers and lectures from women in business.

In 1968, with broad political support, she helped form the Dominica Freedom Party (DFP): and she entered the House of Assembly as a nominated member after the 1970 election.

In its place there could be a European Senate, made up of nominated members of the European committees of national parliaments (the American Senate was nominated, not elected, until 1914; the original European Parliament was nominated from national parliaments before direct elections in 1979).

Finally, a new body a Senate was added, made up partly of elected and partly of nominated members.

Canada's Senate is wholly nominated; members of the German Bundesrat, and of the French and Irish Senates, are chosen wholly or largely by indirect election.

Mr. Shankar was a member of the Rajya Sabha, the upper house of the Indian Parliament, from 1986 to 1992 — one of 12 "nominated members" chosen by the president for their contributions to Indian culture.

In an important advance in 1955, the three groups were given parity of representation on the unofficial side of the council with 10 nominated members each, and for a time it seemed as if this basis would persist.