Sentence examples for nominating a certain from inspiring English sources

One of the complaints often levelled against our premier literary prize is that it functions as a kind of club, nominating a certain kind of 'literary fiction' chosen from a limited pool of potential 'Booker' writers.

The recognition program involved nominations of employees by management across all divisions, with comprehensive forms asking why we were nominating a certain individual, seeking supporting data bolstering the choice, getting other individuals to verify it, and so forth.

As there was a specification of the number of responses within each of these knowledge questions, only students nominating a certain number of responses were included in the analyses for the item.

Nominators said they were frustrated by having to nominate a certain number of musicals to satisfy the CBS contract that specifies a minimum of seven "entertainment segments" on the Tony broadcast.

Each party also gets to nominate a certain number of unaffiliated "technocrats" for the main jobs.

Teams can nominate a certain number of additional riders in track cycling and BMX who will have access to the athletes' village – but not official accommodation – and also to Olympic transport, training and competition venues.

Basically, it's when studios launch a campaign for an actor to be nominated in a certain category – for example, lead performance -- even though the actor seemingly belongs in another – for example, supporting performance – to increase an actor's shot at an award nod.

If you want the song to be nominated on a certain date, pick the date.

To date, much of the discussion has revolved around electoral gender quotas - policies that set aside seats in political assemblies for women or require that political parties nominate a certain percentage of female candidates.

To win in New Jersey he has had to embrace moderate positions on certain social issues — he even nominated a Muslim to the bench — that make heads swivel on the conservative outer edges that increasingly define the national party.

At a certain point, the EU member states will formally nominate a candidate.