Sentence examples for nominates that from inspiring English sources

The NH&MRC publication "Management of Diabetic Retinopathy: a guide for general practitioners' [ 8] nominates that a "60% detection rate of early Diabetic Retinopathy (DR) may be sufficient for a successful screening campaign, so long as diabetic patients deemed to not have DR are screened at least every two years".

His running mate would also be nominated that night.

In nearly every acting category in which a Hollywood star was nominated, that star won.

If a relatively moderate candidate like Mitt Romney is nominated, that probably won't be a major problem.

"The moment has come!" chirruped Barbra Streisand, emoting harder than any of the actresses who were nominated that night.

Do you have any buildings you'd like to nominate that help to define a happy space?

The United States senators from Mississippi, Thad Cochran and Roger Wicker, both Republicans, said last week when Mr. Mabus was nominated that they would support him.

And though Hillary Rodham Clinton came close to being nominated that year as the Democratic presidential candidate, a woman has yet to occupy the Oval Office.

It is here that British cinema's successes can be celebrated, with films and film-makers nominated that have not got a look-in in Los Angeles.

They talk about how nice it is to be nominated, that it gives them a boost in terms of exposure and sales.

Republicans knew that they'd have to confirm someone from the universe of people that Obama would be willing to nominate — that is, someone more or less like Ginsburg, not Antonin Scalia.