Sentence examples for nominated to carry from inspiring English sources

She was nominated to carry the flame based on her work with the People's Plot.

The decision to carry out an honor killing is usually made by the family as a group, and an under-age boy is often nominated to carry out the task, to eliminate even the smallest risk of a prison sentence.

He was nominated to carry the flame by Prince Harry.

He was nominated to carry the torch by the head of the London 2012 organising committee Lord Coe.

He was nominated to carry the Olympic torch by his mum who described him as "always having a massive grin on his face".

The prime minister has joined in the Olympic torch relay and met the man whom he nominated to carry the flame.

I called and sent email to the Republican National Committee a couple of times on Tuesday, to see whether the party Mr. Trump will soon be nominated to lead would carry out the same bans, but I did not get a return call.

Amnesty said it was continuing its call on Mr Straw to honour the requests made by the parties, including Belgium, France, Spain and Switzerland, to allow them to nominate experts to carry out another medical examination and for him to make the original medical report available.

Mr. Cornyn said he came away from recent confirmation hearings still wondering, "Who is the real Judge Sonia Sotomayor?" Mr. Cornyn acknowledged that opposing Judge Sotomayor, the first Latino nominated to the court, could carry political risks: one-third of his constituents in Texas are Hispanic.

(He has been nominated to receive this year's National Medal of Arts, the kind of establishment recognition a former card-carrying Communist never expected).

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