Sentence examples for nominated the rules from inspiring English sources

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.

Separate correspondence reveals that the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, another opponent of the gainful employment rule, nominated the same Bridgepoint executive, Vickie Schray, put forward by Gunderson, as well as the Chamber's own vice president of education policy.

In his July letter, Gunderson also nominated for the rule-making panel an executive of PEAC Student Loan Assistance, a company whose direct pitch to colleges is that it "offers loan management and default prevention services that can lower Student Default Rates in just 90 days".

"They nominated the establishment candidate".

"It is in my view the most important committee at the D.N.C. because of its role in shaping the nomination process," he said, adding a bit mischievously, "The goal is to design rules to nominate the strongest candidate for the general election".

Twenty-two people have been nominated, and new rules, including the requirement that potential candidates show the support of 100,000 voters, have not deterred those with little hope of success from entering the race.

A supervisor cannot nominate the same examiner more than once per year, a rule designed to prevent regular use of a sympathetic examiner.

Some thought the rule would be, "If there is no runner-up, nominate the next Bush in line".

Don't nominate the moderate.

Before he was nominated, campaign finance rules limited him to spending only money he had raised during the primaries.

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