Sentence examples for nominating each other from inspiring English sources

But the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, a viral phenomenon that drew everyone from average citizens to celebrities nominating each other to donate to the cause or pour a bucket of ice over their heads, raised $100 million in just a month last year, the ALS Association said.

This is not just an event to brag about new contracts or sales figures: employees can share successes, challenges and nominate each other for a "value award".

Watching David and Ed coyly promise to nominate each other as their second voting preference in Jon Snow's Channel 4 television debate (cruelly scheduled against Blair's book launch on the Beeb) she seemed to be on to something.

Their contracts, if they make them, should be binding; there should be publicity to explain how they may leave their property to each other if that is their wish; that registration of the home in both names will mean an equal split of the equity on separation, and that they could nominate each other as beneficiaries in insurance and pensions.

We collected complete social network data in each location (Honduras in 2014 and Uganda in 2012), across a diverse range of relationships, and then created a measure of household cohesion by calculating the degree to which members of a household nominated each other as important social connections.

They nominated each other as heirs to England and Normandy, excluding Henry from any succession while either one of them lived.

Therefore, we can distinguish three possibilities: ego-perceived friends (denoted "friends"), "alter-perceived friends" (the alter named ego as a friend, but not vice versa), and "mutual friends" (ego and alter nominated each other).

Among friends, we can distinguish additional possibilities; as each person was asked to name a friend, and not all of these nominations were reciprocated, we have ego perceived friends (denoted "friends"), "alter perceived friends" (alter named ego as a friend, but not vice versa) and "mutual friends" (ego and alter nominated each other).

And suppose that the international aid agency will maximize its donation if the two saints nominate the same city, will give the second-highest amount if they nominate each others' cities, and the lowest amount if they each nominate their own city.

It's a shame, in a way, that they've been nominated against each other.

Mulligan's co-stars, Helena Bonham Carter and Anne-Marie Duff, were nominated against each other in the best supporting actress category.