Sentence examples for nominating groups from inspiring English sources

In larger nominating groups, these conflicts are diffuse.

If more than one slate were nominated, the one with the largest nominating group would be the one allowed on the ballot.

The Tonys administration committee aims for a cross-section of professionals on the nominating group, which usually includes actors, playwrights, directors, designers, choreographers and producers.

To do that, the nominating group would have to certify that it was not interested in a takeover of the company, and that it had owned the shares for at least one year.

Sure enough, the researchers found that on average, the "friends" group got sick 13.9 days earlier than the nominating group.

That finding arose from a study in which Christakis and Fowler randomly selected a group of Harvard University students, asked each to name a friend, and then compared flu incidence among the "friends" group to that among the nominating group.

At CREDO, the monthly donation process begins when members and customers nominate groups to receive funding.

The once Mercury-nominated group's two tenor-sax lineup is certainly central to the meditative hum of its quirkily harmonised melodies, and the contrasting sax sounds of Acoustic Ladyland's Pete Wareham (raw, spooky, sometimes anguished) and Mark Lockheart (drier and more Wayne Shorterish) furnish plenty of contrast.

But now the Grammy-nominated group has announced another run of shows — one stopping in the L.A. area — and a video with scenes of them in the studio playing new material. .

The record hits stores on March 25, almost exactly one year to the date after news broke on March 23 , 2013that the Grammy-nominated group was parting ways after 12 years of recording.

Sones de México Ensemble, the Grammy Award-nominated group specializing in Mexican son music, stopped by The Interview Show, hosted by Mark Bazer at The Hideout in Chicago, to perform, discuss their "Revolutión!: Concierto del Centenario" this Saturday (Nov. 20) at Chicago's House of Blues, the Mexican revolution, their new CD and more.