Sentence examples for nomination-based from inspiring English sources

The Translational Fellows Program (TFP) is a competitive, nomination-based, year-long postdoc program that funds its fellows for a-day-a-week, providing them the opportunity to pursue commercialization of a technology that originated in MIT research.

The Ascendant is an exclusive, nomination-based professional network for the most prominent and progressive senior executives at the forefront of marketing transformation.

Last week, the B.O.A. rejected Muhammad's nomination based on the process used to make the selection.

When the Democrat, Rosalind Kurita, later narrowly won her primary, Democrats stripped her of the nomination based on charges of polling improprieties.

I had written an article concluding he had slim chances of winning the nomination, based on the limits of his ideological appeal.

In a news release, the National Coalition For Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Health said that it opposed Dr. Holsinger's nomination "based on his writings that misrepresent and manipulate medical research to the detriment of" its members.

One way to evaluate the data is through logistic regression analysis, which gives an estimate of how likely a candidate was to win the nomination based on the size of his national polling lead after New Hampshire.

On November 25, National Fuel Gas rejected the proxy access nomination, based on its board's determination that GAMCO's control intent makes it ineligible to use the proxy access bylaw.

Mr. Bush has maintained his wide lead in the prediction markets, hovering at slightly above a one-in-three chance of winning the nomination based on bets made by traders.

She warned Mr. Obama or his supporters against claiming the nomination based on winning a majority of pledged delegates or some other yardstick before the final primaries on June 3 and before the fate of the Michigan and Florida delegations are settled.

The purposes of this article are to describe this constitutional plan (called "merit selection" because it begins with nomination based on merit alone), explain why the founders adopted it, examine historical challenges to it, and assess its performance on the 60th anniversary of Alaska statehood.