Sentence examples for nominated rather than from inspiring English sources

Not least of these is that some of the non-executive or "lay" directors are elected or nominated, rather than being appointed through a conventional recruitment process.

If possible, wait to be nominated, rather than nominating yourself.

If adopted, the proposed changes would allow shareholders to choose from among all board candidates regardless of who nominated them, rather than voting for a particular slate of candidates as is the current practice.

North Korea says they have one yet the magic of Google tells us that: "a republic is a state in which supreme power is held by the people and their elected representatives, and which has an elected or nominated president rather than a monarch".

Boobiac nominated Mr. Mensa, rather than risk losing her man.

Mr. Sadr will nominate candidates rather than run for office.

Ultimately, Trump decided to nominate Coats, rather than Rogers.

In the lead-up to the election, the absence of a female presidential candidate representing the large parties was criticized, especially after the CDU made a last-minute decision to nominate Wulff rather than the popular Ursula von der Leyen.

Its mantra is this: take the precinct, take the state, take the party — and force it to nominate conservatives rather than people they see as liberals in Republican clothing.

At the national level, the clearest sign of division was the campaign several liberal senators waged to persuade Obama to nominate Janet Yellen, rather than Larry Summers, as chairman of the Federal Reserve.

So declared Barack Obama in November 2007, making the case that Democrats should nominate him, rather than one of his rivals, because he could free the nation from the bitter partisanship of the past.