Sentence examples similar to nominated task from inspiring English sources

Get nominated or nominate yourself.

Were he to be nominated, conservatives would have two tasks.

Martin Indyk, an assistant secretary of state, has been touting the idea round the Gulf states (with remarkably little success); another American official is trying to co-ordinate between the bickering Iraqi factions who find themselves nominated for (though not necessarily accepting) the task of overthrowing Mr Hussein.

With pages of nominated artists and songs to choose from, the task can be daunting and sometimes you come across a name that simply doesn't ring a bell.

Former Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue, nominated as agriculture secretary by President Donald Trump, would face the task of helping ensure the safety and quality of America's food supply.

The five-person panel – two nominated by each side, and an independent member – currently has the task of adjudicating if either side fears that the other is not making their "best endeavours" to replace the backstop with an alternative, such as a technological fix.

The most nominated composer, the late Alfred Newman, received 43 nominations.

The task is to press a single response key following each presentation with the exception of a nominated no-go digit, to which no response should be made.

The nominated nurses of each cluster will attend a one-day intensive training workshop concerning their role and tasks within the intervention's implementation process.

In between giving Oscar nominated performances -- and receiving the award for her role in "Howard's End" -- Thompson took on the task of creating an interesting role for herself by writing the screenplay for "Sense and Sensibility," an adaption of Jane Austen's novel of the same name.

(Uggie was nominated twice).