Sentence examples for nominated the key from inspiring English sources

When Gonzales was nominated, the key issues (torture, wiretapping, enforcing Congressional subpoenas, etc) were mostly theoretical.

We'll be sending the link to this article to websites in all the G20 countries and asking readers to help to nominate the key biodiversity actions.

"They nominated the establishment candidate".

(In 1998, someone nominated the Starr Report).

At the end of the allotted time, a candidate from each group is nominated to present the key observations to the rest of the course, sparking a debate about how and why jobs come about in the football industry and whether there is an element of being in the right place at the right time.

WASHINGTON ― It became pretty clear this week that President Donald Trump doesn't seem to know much about how the Department of Justice operates, or much about some of the people he nominated to key positions at DOJ. Trump's comments to The New York Times indicate he either doesn't know or doesn't care about the normal limits on the relationship between the White House and the Justice Department.

In the majority of HIECs, chairs were nominated by key partners, or appointed by consensus, or a vote among all partners.

A national expert reference group is established to guide the national project team and consists of members nominated by key specialist organizations.

It's as if AFTER Pearl Harbor Franklin Roosevelt had nominated a key Japanese industrialist to mobilize American industry to win the war.

Joel Paris has been nominated as key to Australia's next generation of fast bowlers after the West Australian left-armer was named alongside Kane Richardson and Scott Boland in a 13-man one-day international squad to play India.

Management teams in the accreditation agencies provided contact details of representatives from 33 organisations they nominated as key stakeholders with significant knowledge of accreditation processes.