Sentence examples for nominations window from inspiring English sources

Both eagerly awaited and helmed by Oscar-winning filmmakers, they were finished just this month, barely squeaking into the Academy's shortened nominations window.

(The Oscars, so glamorous, no?) The biggest change may be in voter turnout: if electronic voting makes it easier to vote – especially with much of the nominations window falling over the winter holidays – will more voices be heard?

The Academy pushed back the deadline for Oscar voting, to accommodate members still dealing with the two options this year – traditional paper ballot or new electronic voting – and with problems logging on to the site during an already shortened nominations window.

The nomination window for the 2019 Reunion is now open!

*UPDATE - Aug. 30, 2013 @ 5pm EST: The nomination window is now closed.

Outback Steakhouse owner Bloomin Brands is currently dealing with activist Barington Capital and with the board nomination window now open, things may heat up.

New York is now the first state outside Delaware to adopt the Hubbard standard, and we would not be surprised if other states follow suit in response to a multitude of future lawsuits seeking to reopen nomination windows that we expect to see now that Hubbard has been resurrected.

The cast-iron door to the lighthouse faces south and at the time of nomination the windows were sealed with plywood.

The position of World Bank president will be decided by a simple majority vote of its executive directors this spring, after the window for nominations closes March 14 and the field is narrowed to a shortlist of up to three candidates.

By the time of the nomination several showcase windows had been altered.

At the time of the National Register of Historic Places nomination, these smaller windows were boarded up and the porch oriented to Fountain Street was bricked in with the buildings original materials.