Sentence examples for number of nominated from inspiring English sources

One was to reduce the number of elected representatives in the lower house of parliament from 70 to 38, with the number of nominated and indirectly elected members in the upper house to be increased from 35 to 67.

In a town that runs on money and dines on power, the tickets, which are directly doled out in relation to the number of nominated movies a particular studio has, are the one thing that dollars and sheer corporate might cannot purchase.

That snub is thought to have been one of the main reasons why the number of nominated candidates was doubled the following year.

The average number of nominated friends per individual is 2.54 and approximately 85% of the friends are from the same school as the respondent.

I'm proud that the BFI Film Fund has supported a number of the nominated films, both features and shorts.

The number of self-nominated candidates was four times higher than the previous election.

Since the election of a number of petition-nominated trustees to the Board of Trustees starting in 2004, the role of alumni in Dartmouth governance has been the subject of ongoing conflict.

7. 101 The number of the Room, nominated by Tim Mickleburgh.

Documentary material has always made its way into features, as you say, and this year a number of the Oscar-nominated films have documentary elements: "Capote," "Good Night and Good Luck," "Syriana," to name a few.

A game between two players generally involved each man having a nominated number of fielders.

You will also be required to answer a number of questions about Your nominated Eligible Charity, providing details concerning its activities and why You believe it should win the Competition (for further information on the judging criteria please see paragraph 11 below).