Sentence examples for nominating themselves from inspiring English sources

People nominating themselves to be superstars.

Indeed, it has already taken two meetings -- complete with long and sometimes oddball public comments -- to decide the rules for picking the succession procedures, which will allow each board member to nominate one person for the job -- any voting resident of the city -- but forbids them from nominating themselves.

In the early nineteen-nineties, Alan Ehrenhalt, the former editor of Governing magazine, described a phenomenon that was already becoming obvious: candidates for public office were bypassing party machinery and simply nominating themselves — self-selected lone wolves who attracted loyal freelancers who were willing to work for a cause and raise a lot of money.

Unfortunately after the revolution there was a lot of confusion and we found that many people who know nothing about politics were nominating themselves.

Things got more complicated, however, when DJs started nominating themselves.

Ethnicity was also recorded with 86% nominating themselves as white NZ European, and 8% Maori or Pacific Islander.

Respondents described methods used to select the community health workers in their village: each side of the village chose one community health worker; interested individuals self-nominated themselves and were confirmed by community members; nominations from peers that were confirmed by consensus or by vote.

Individuals cannot nominate themselves.

Prospective candidates could also nominate themselves.

The candidates rose to nominate themselves.

Some of my dinner companions nominated themselves for the list.