The President now nominates them himself — and then waits for regional legislatures to confirm his choices (as they always do).
And we'll give them a prize – a copy of Orwell's Politics and the English Language goes to our favourite candidate, with a copy of my book For Who the Bell Tolls to the reader who nominates them.
Few countries can afford the cost of career officers at every consular post, and the corps of career officials is therefore supplemented by honorary officers, usually residents engaged in trade, who are citizens either of the country that nominates them or of that in which they reside.
The ability to fine tune the optoelectronic and transport properties of the metal oxide semiconductors nominates them as promising candidates for chemical gas sensing, photocatalysis, energy conversion, and storage applications [1].
Not only did he help broker a deal over the summer that narrowly averted filibuster reform, but he said in June about D.C. Circuit nominees that he has "always thought that judges should get votes," regardless of which president nominates them, because "elections have consequences".
Divergent natural selection aided by reduced recombination in these regions is what nominates them as "speciation islands" that are expected to harbour the genes responsible for emerging ecological and reproductive divergence [ 28].
