Sentence examples for nominating potential from inspiring English sources
The whole process of nominating potential prize winners and selecting actual ones is so shrouded in secrecy that Dr Rablen and Dr Oswald were able to work only with data from 1901 (the year the first prizes were awarded) to 1950.
It immediately set a date for its annual meeting, allowing just 10 days to nominate potential directors.
The group asks its corporate members to nominate potential candidates for Female Future who show leadership potential.
Ranking bishops, including the cardinal, also nominate potential successors.
Following criticisms made by the Northern Land Council, in December 2006 the legislation was revised to also allow Aboriginal Land Councils to nominate potential sites for a facility.
Thus, no matter the intentions of Trump or Clinton to nominate potential justices with a particular view on Roe vs. Wade (to overturn or not), any nomination must gain approval of the majority of Senators present on the day of a vote to confirm.
An unsupervised and unbiased approach was used to nominate potential regulatory candidates for these modules based on gene network connectivity.
Directors of occupational therapy and clinical education support officers across metropolitan, regional, and rural Hospital and Health Services were contacted and requested to nominate potential participants for the interviews.
The judgment and discretion of the researchers is ultimately tested in the selection of potential participants and, for this reason, a team of experienced researchers often nominate potential participants [ 16].
Once this study was approved by the Research Ethics Board at the University of Toronto, key informants who participated in a previous study regarding rehabilitation supply and demand at the University of Toronto [ 21] were asked to nominate potential participants for the panels.
And even in this moment, we have to recognize that electing one African American president and nominating one potential female president was only a beginning.
