Sentence examples for of those nominated from inspiring English sources

He said documentary makers got a little more attention because a lot of those nominated for documentary-related Oscars this year did not already belong.

Monday saw the prestigious luncheon where all of those nominated for this year's awards get a chance to suck some extra publicity out of proceedings.

One of those nominated on Thursday is Walter Mair, a 31-year-old composer who lives in London, and who has also worked on Hollywood films such as The Dark Knight.

At least eight films, or about 60 percent of those nominated by the Academy but overlooked by the producers — including "The Pianist" and "Atonement" — were set and filmed abroad, for instance.

The essential facts were known last year, when The Independent on Sunday broke the story that some of those nominated by Blair for peerages had secretly lent Labour money.

In a series of posts we will hear from a selection of those nominated, starting with Politicalbaaba, a blogger on Indian politics from Mumbai who writes under a pseudonym.

The Chinese newspaper reports that during a 40-day public comment period, the office managing this year's National Science and Technology Progress Award competition received 58 objections to 19 candidate projects, or 2% of all those nominated.

Of those nominating a vocational practice first preference, the three highest ranking vocations for commencing students were Surgery (26.4%), Paediatrics and Child Health (15.3%), and General Practice (13.3%) (Table  4).> -wrap-foot> Percentares arexpresseded as percentage of valid responses (i.e. excluding missing responses).

Table  1 shows that the mean and median price points nominated by smokers of packs of 25s were no higher than those nominated by smokers of packs of 20s.

The five winning Eligible Charities, together with the names and town/city of residence of those who nominated them, will be announced on www.theguardian.com/charity-awards in December 2015.

They led to his being both writer and producer on the remarkable "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" and "Hello, Dolly!" Both of those were nominated for best picture, bringing Mr. Lehman's tally of nominations to six.