Sentence examples for nominated under from inspiring English sources

"Flight" earned Rhimes an NAACP Image Award nomination and it was also nominated under several categories of Entertainment Weekly finale awards.

The argument that anyone who would agree to be nominated under these circumstances would not be "top-tier" plays into Republican hands, of course, by denigrating the candidate from the start.

Steven Moffson, an architectural historian at the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, said Augusta National was originally nominated under the name Fruitlands, "because the land now occupied by the golf course was an indigo plantation and nursery before the American Civil War".

In other examples Eleanor Bauer's "Big Girls Do Big Things" and Emily Johnson's "Thank-you Bar" — each nominated under the "not technically considered dance" category for outstanding production — are pieces that define the dance of today: intimate, sometimes installationlike worlds that are driven by a deceptively casual combination of movement and sensation.

Koonin, pictured on the right, will join two other high-profile scientists at DOE, Secretary Steven Chu (left) and recently nominated Under Secretary for Energy Kristina Johnson, currently provost at Johns Hopkins University.

"Thank God Yellen will be nominated under the current circumstances.

I questioned whether Rick Elice or Jenny Gersten had conflicts but were still being allowed to nominate under these new rules.

John W. Magaw, the senior adviser for terrorism preparedness to the director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, will be nominated as under secretary of transportation security, Mr. Mineta said.

Another beneficiary of dynastic wealth nominated to serve under Trump is Betsy DeVos, the daughter-in-law of the Amway co-founder Richard DeVos, estimated by Forbes to be worth more than $5bn.

When this article was first published George Monbiot, who nominated Alan Watson Featherstone, was under an obligation, to a third party unrelated to the Guardian, to assist the charity Trees for Life.

And it is necessary to go even further back — to 1888 — in order to find an election-year nominee who was nominated and confirmed under divided government, as we have now".