Sentence examples for nominations generated from inspiring English sources

Asked how many Requests for Evaluation they received in the last fiscal year, commission officials said they fielded roughly 200 in addition to nominations generated by the agency itself and its neighborhood surveys.

A key example is the number of nominations generated by Chance the Rapper's debut album, "Coloring Book," which was issued in May only as a music stream rather than as a physical CD, old-school mix-tape or digital download.

The possibility of Mrs. Clinton's nomination generated positive response on Sunday, even from across the aisle.

Gresta's nomination generated controversy among INGV researchers after it emerged that the selection committee had described the geophysicist to then research minister Francesco Profumo as having had an "average level" university career.

"We are reviewing the decision, considering our options and you will hear more from us soon about this matter". The hit, which earned a Grammy nomination, generated more than $16m£10.8m8m) in profits and made more than $5m£3m3m) for both stars.

Although Mr. Gibney appreciates the recognition and the extra phone calls that the nomination has generated, he appraises his chances of winning as unlikely and feels that it is just as well.

AROUND the United Nations, Ms. Power's nomination has generated excitement because, through two books and much other work, she has focused so much attention on the promise and the failures of the institution in Bosnia, Rwanda and elsewhere.

Mr. Bush's nomination of John Ashcroft for attorney general generated a Democratic backlash.

Economists sigh that she ordered the Environmental Protection Agency not to weigh costs against benefits in enforcing certain provisions of the Clean Water Act.Yet for all the heat Ms Sotomayor's nomination is generating, she will almost certainly be confirmed by the Senate.

That is one big reason why a Democratic filibuster against John Ashcroft, whose nomination for attorney general has generated immense hostility among liberals and some moderates, is so unlikely.

Mirren made her Broadway debut in 1995 as Natalya in Ivan Turgenev's A Month in the Country, and she returned in 2002 in August Strindberg's The Dance of Death; both performances generated Tony Award nominations.