Sentence examples for nominated on a from inspiring English sources
Justices of the Supreme Court are nominated on a nonpartisan ballot.
Other Ceylonese members were to be nominated on a communal basis.
Barry Goldwater, who was nominated on a right-wing crusade in 1964, never succeeded in reaching out to Nelson Rockefeller or his more moderate supporters.
"Regrettably, despite being nominated on a number of occasions, our voting group has failed to recognize her — an error I can only hope is finally and permanently rectified next year".
"I certainly felt in the '90s that if Colin Powell had been nominated on a major party ticket, he would have had a very good chance to win," Mr. Bositis said.
When Bryan was nominated on a silver platform, the Republicans were briefly gratified, believing that Bryan's selection would result in an easy victory for McKinley.
In each of the three surveys, the men were asked to nominate on a scale 0 10 (0= not at all, 5= maybe and 10= absolutely), whether they intended, while symptomless, to undergo PSA screening for prostate cancer in the future.
MOSCOW — Asserting further personal control over the Russian economy, President Vladimir V. Putin nominated on Tuesday a close political ally, who is now serving as his chief economic adviser, to become the new chief of the Russian central bank.
DealBook » Putin Names Loyalist to Lead Russian Central Bank | The New York Times reports: "Asserting further personal control over the Russian economy, President Vladimir V. Putin nominated on Tuesday a close political ally, who is now serving as his chief economic adviser, to become the new chief of the Russian central bank".
Details of the role being considered by the Australian Oscar-winner, who was nominated on Thursday for a best actress Golden Globe (drama) for her critically acclaimed turn in Carol, directed by Todd Haynes, have not yet been revealed.
Gen Prayuth, 60, was nominated on Thursday by a parliament hand-picked by the junta and made up of mostly military and police figures.
