Sentence examples for nomination of new from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it has been paralysed for two years by a wrangle between the two main parties over the nomination of new tribunal members.

The head of the fund, Firebrand Partners, whose role in the nomination of new directors had not been disclosed previously, wrote in a letter to the Times Company's chairman, Arthur Sulzberger Jr., and its chief executive, Janet L. Robinson, that it also would not seek to change the company's ownership structure.

The development of these data and the genome-wide correlations to brain gene expression will complement gene-at-a-time approaches to addiction through the nomination of new candidate genes and the detection of multiple interacting QTL for certain traits.

"But the nominations of new members to replace those whose terms are expiring have been languishing over at the White House since July.

Police organizations are constantly influenced by political pressure, such as the nomination of a new chief of police or new laws that police must enforce.

Trade unions of university professors and researchers called on the new government to make the nomination of a new secretary of state an "occasion for real political change, the one that [Fioraso] failed to bring".

The original referral forms for nomination of potential new participants asked the relationship of the nominee to the nominator, and the first follow-up questionnaire included a question on whether, to their knowledge, any relatives of the participant had joined the study.

It dropped the plan for nomination of a new group of experts.

— Sen. Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, during his filibuster of President Barack Obama's nomination of the new C.I.A. director, John Brennan.

AS the Senate awaits the nomination of a new Supreme Court justice, a frank discussion is needed on the proper role of judges in our constitutional system.

"It would make life tough for day-to-day business and right away for the nomination of a new commission president".