Sentence examples for nominated to represent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weill was nominated to represent the investing public, rather than the securities industry.

Senior Marshal honorees have been nominated to represent their class by a member of the Columbia University community.

Under Florida law, each elector must take an oath to "vote for the candidates of the party that he or she is nominated to represent".

The plea came in a statement from the Group of 24, an International Moneters of 24 developing countries nominated to represent 77 of the world's poorest nations.

She has had internships at the Museum of Modern Art, and was nominated to represent Middle College High School at the Northeast Academic Bowl for the Deaf in Fitchburg, Mass., in March.

A new American ambassador has been nominated to Baghdad as well, to replace Zalmay Khalilzad, a Sunni of Afghan heritage, who has been nominated to represent the United States in the United Nations.

It is up to us as U.S. citizens to participate in our democracy and demand that our elected leaders ― and the people they nominate to represent us ― protect that which we hold dear.

Mexico's National Indigenous Congress – a broad coalition of native ethnic groups – and the Zapatista National Liberation Army (EZLN) have nominated Patricio to represent them in next year's presidential election.

And in North Carolina, the pundits are saying that that explains in good part why Democratic voters nominated Jim Martin to represent their party this fall in a contest for a seat on the State Supreme Court.

Delegates to the Democrats' January 1851 state convention nominated Breckinridge to represent Kentucky's Eighth District in the U.S. House of Representatives.

CEDAR FAIR'S board was unreceptive to the idea that the company's owners be allowed to nominate directors to represent them.