Sentence examples for nominated rules from inspiring English sources

The optimization process involves a series of trial and errors utilizing the nominated rules to minimize the objective function which is the difference between each fracture system realization and the target.

But even for those of us who have never been Oscar nominated, the rules of engagement/combat in the modern extended-family parenting arena are so insanely complicated that it's handy to be offered an insight into how other civilians, or indeed Slebs, are, like the rest of us, effectively making it all up as they go along.

An editorial on Wednesday about judicial elections misstated the nominating rules for the Michigan Supreme Court.

OPINION An editorial on Wednesday about judicial elections misstated the nominating rules for the Michigan Supreme Court.

That could be quite difficult under the party's nominating rules.

Until Monday, she struggled to find the 20 party supporters required under the party's nominating rules.

Steve Johnson, the president and chief executive of USA Cycling, said McQuaid's shifting interpretation of the nominating rules reflected the U.C.I.'s operation in general.

Mr. Verney conceded that he did not know if the nominating rules permit the party to accept Mr. Perot's request.

She also dismissed Democratic nominating rules requiring proportional allocation of delegates from primaries and caucuses, rather than the winner-take-all system used by the Republicans.

"One candidate or the other will try to show sustained momentum," said Tad Devine, an expert on Democratic nominating rules who is not aligned with either campaign.

Gawiser said the Democrats' nominating rules are so byzantine that NBC is using a 225-page manual to figure out delegate allocation from last Tuesday's vote.