Sentence examples for nominated to take from inspiring English sources

P.V. Narasimha Rao was nominated to take his place as President of the Congress (I) Party.

The new slate of board members is nominated to take such action.

Three senior officers will also be nominated to take over the powerful regional combatant commands.

A classmate has been nominated to take notes for Liam when he cannot make it into lessons on time.

Truman, a respected U.S. senator from Missouri who was admired by the public at large, was nominated to take Wallace's place.

The former Texas governor will be nominated to take over the agency he famously wanted to abolish but could not name during his presidential bid in 2012.

The most recent broadly similar situation occurred in June of 1968 (an election year), when President Lyndon Baines Johnson, who had said he would not run for re-election, nominated Associate Justice Abe Fortas to take over as chief justice of the Supreme Court.

The batsman, 35, said it was time for a younger leader and nominated vice-captain Angelo Mathews to take over.

Let's just hope that Hillary, once officially nominated (and elected), cares enough to take seriously the very clear and fundamental message of Sanders.

20 21 In this study, we invited patients and their nominated informal and professional carers to take part in up to four interviews at 6-9 month intervals.

It is a mark of where advertising budgets are these days that even Oscar-nominated directors can be persuaded to take a break from their day jobs to help flog sportswear.