Sentence examples for nominating function from inspiring English sources

Because we qualify as a "controlled company" under the corporate governance rules for publicly-listed companies, we are not required to have a majority of our board of directors be independent, nor are we required to have a compensation committee or an independent nominating function.

However, the decision to nominate physical function as primary outcome was due to two reasons.

Participants could also nominate other functions they used.

In 1983, the political scientist Nelson Polsby published an influential treatise, "Consequences of Party Reform," in which he argued that the reforms were crippling political parties by transferring power over the party's most important function — nominating a Presidential candidate — to an unholy alliance of the press and media-savvy candidates.

Last year parliament stripped the queen of the function of nominating the prospective prime minister after elections.

The inhibit function prevents nominated controllers potentially using shared devices from starting while another controller is already active.

Two large scale models of the scientific literature, one based on direct citation, and the other based on co-citation, are combined to nominate emerging topics using a difference function that rewards clusters that are new and growing rapidly.

Histograms of log10 H3K27me3 read count normalised to the top ranked gene (nominated value = 100) as a function of rank are shown in Fig.  6.

Cues directly concerned with dental function were less frequently nominated (5%3%%) e.g., oral health, eating out, dentures, being able to eat/talk properly and appearance.

It could have done even better, because it was nominated in another three categories including Best Visual Design – Function.

For reactive aggression, a child received a 1-score when being nominated by a classmate for the reactive function (bullied).