Sentence examples for official nominated from inspiring English sources

The news leaked a day before the Senate was scheduled to hold a procedural vote to advance the judicial nomination of the writer of the memo, David Barron, a former Justice Department official nominated to serve on the U.S. 1st Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston.

The official, Mike Parker, a former congressman from Mississippi whose title was assistant secretary of the Army for civil works, was the first official nominated by President Bush and confirmed by the Senate to be removed from office.

Features in support of National Focal Points (NFPs), as official nominated by their national authorities, for data submissions, statistical analysis (production statistics data analysis tool) and dissemination of data/information are continuously updated and improved, in line with the activities identified at the CAQ and SIPAM sessions.

As emir, Bashīr had to raise tribute for Aḥmad al-Jazzār, an official nominated by the Ottoman sultan to administer the district of Lebanon.

The Duma also had the right to approve the prime minister and other high government officials nominated by the president.

In recent years, government officials nominated Majuli as a candidate for World Heritage status under Unesco, though the initial application was returned because of various problems.

Her comments drew retorts from some Democrats that Quinn's office and the Electoral Board had dragged their feet for months about approving elections officials nominated by the Democrats.

This assembly was to have significant financial and revenue powers; but a number of important executive functions, such as management of the public service, defense, foreign affairs, and the administration of justice, were to be performed by three British officials nominated by the governor of Ceylon.

For years, officials at the small State University of New York Maritime College in the Bronx eyed West Point and the other federal military academies and wished that they, too, had a program under which government officials nominated students and the government paid their way through school.

The two officials nominated by the teams become assistant referees and were placed along the touchlines.

All three, however, involve diluting the role of an official nominating committee in the selection of candidates.