Sentence examples for nominated person from inspiring English sources

Some units were not aware of who their nominated person was, or the Link Person was nominated by management for the role rather than volunteering.

The woman will only be allowed to leave her home with her mother or a nominated person.

Called Inactive Account Manager – which Google's Andreas Tuerk accepts is "not a great name" – it will let users decide whether to trigger it if they haven't logged in for three, six, nine or 12 months, and then either delete their data or send all or selected elements to a nominated person of their choice.

Except for Award Category (a), nominees must be over 18. Award Category (a) is open to any nominated person or group of persons, who is each 12 to 18 years of age at the Closing Date, and who each has the consent of their parent or guardian to enter, and whose parent or guardian has agreed to these Terms.

There are 4734 persons who have not been voted, not for even once (i.e. having 0 in-degree. Furthermore, a nominated person can have many votes from voters (in-degree).

According to Transport for London, Tube drivers earn £50,000 a year as well as the right to free travel on the TfL network - for them and one other nominated person.

Semi-structured interviews were conducted with chief investigators and nominated persons.

Nearly three quarters of nominated persons were believed to be HIV-negative.> Table  2 also reports relative disclosure rates across various relationships.

Over 80% of nominated persons were described as either giving and/or receiving social support, reciprocal ties describing 77% of the relationships on which women reported.

Cuarón was the most-nominated person at the awards; he was nominated for five awards, including his nominations as producer for Best Film awards and editor.

That's not a comment on his status as a perennial Oscar fixture – this year he collected his 51st nod, making him the most-nominated person alive – but rather a testament to the staggering volume and ubiquity of the work he's chosen to do.