Sentence examples for nominated only by from inspiring English sources

Also, they are nominated only by the German work force and thus fail to reflect the globalization of German companies.

In 1994, Blur's Parklife was nominated, only for Elegant Slumming by M People to win.

Mischief Theatre's crowd-pleasing farce "The Play That Goes Wrong" was nominated only for its ingeniously destructible set, by Nigel Hook.

"Joy" was nominated only for best comedy.

Health was nominated by only 38% of the sample.

President Harry Truman began the process of desegregating the federal judiciary in 1949, by nominating William H. Hastie, but by 1976 only four African-Americans had been appointed to the federal appellate courts.

"And that's where it really helps to have that guy who pulls you aside and says, 'Hey, let's try to work on some stuff.' It's not anything these guys don't know, but it's not always so easy in the bright lights to say, 'O.K., move on.' " Saying he is "not at the point in my career where I can step up and be that guy," Hughes nominated Sabathia and Burnett, if only by inheritance.

Previously, shareholders could nominate dissident directors only by mailing a separate ballot and persuading other investors to vote with them.

The research was a little surprising because News Corp's the Australian, the more established newspaper, fared worse – it was only nominated by 8.4%.

Corbyn reluctantly entered the leadership race almost 100 days ago because it was "his turn" and was only nominated by some of his peers to make the process more democratic.

A box office hit and considered by many a classic, the film was nominated for only one Oscar, for editing.