Sentence examples for nominated positions from inspiring English sources
It became more difficult, if not impossible, to get confirmed for nominated positions under the new Republican-run Senate.
Siliques were taken from nominated positions (sixth, seventh and eighth siliques, counting from the apex of the plant) of the primary inflorescence.
Seeds were harvested from nominated positions (sixth, seventh and eighth positions, from the apex of the primary inflorescence) of randomly selected E1 plants.
If passed, the immigration minister will have to be satisfied that "a suitably qualified and experienced Australian citizen or Australian permanent resident is not readily available to fill the nominated position" prior to approving a nomination for a 457 position (the bill also provides for exemptions in relation to major disasters, international trade obligations and highly skilled occupations).
If you are offered a leadership position or nominated as an officer, consider carefully whether that is what you want.
Get nominated or nominate yourself.
Not so much getting elected but getting nominated because of the social positions and social views, which I don't understand completely.
All 100 senators have been invited to a closed-to-the-public meeting Monday evening to seek a compromise on how to approach those nominated to serve in senior positions in Obama's administration.
So far, few young scientists have applied or been nominated, primarily because they didn't think the positions were within their reach--historically, these positions went to research bigwigs who needed another feather in their cap.
Karzai relied on a narrow coterie to fill important positions in his administration, and nominated political allies as governors.
I think they're just blind to the fact that England's 11 best cricketers (as chosen by the nominated selectors, who are in the best position to judge) are barely good enough to squeak through a home series against NZ and nowhere near good enough to threaten a very solid Saffa side.
