Sentence examples for possible to nominate from inspiring English sources

Cabinet will discuss Rudd's possible nomination later this week but Bishop told the party room that a nomination was not the same as an endorsement – that it was possible to nominate Rudd without actively campaigning for him.

It is possible to nominate more than one beneficiary, and decide in what proportion you want each person to benefit.

Under U.S.O.C. bylaws, the executive committee will meet as soon as possible to nominate one or more candidates to replace Mrs. Baldwin.

When independent MSP Margo MacDonald died, her seat was vacated because it was not possible to nominate a replacement for an independent.

The spying operation, managed by Ms. Dunn in an effort to stop boardroom leaks to the media, was in large part the reason for a shareholder proposal to make it possible for stockholders to nominate directors.

If a CE approach is targeting patient groups and associations, then it might be possible for the group to nominate representatives to speak on their behalf.

If the Kings and the Stars manage to meet in the conference final -- far down the long-and-winding road -- it's pretty easy to nominate one possible villain.

Our ideal should be to nominate the best possible candidates and elect the best possible president, not to drive potential leaders to the sidelines because they choose not to spend two or three years in nonstop pursuit of the purple.

Cech also made important changes in procedure, making it possible for individuals rather than institutions to nominate candidate HHMI investigators and adding slots for physician-scientists.

The two major parties have done their best to nominate the worst candidates possible.

Hypothesis-generating studies, such as this, that seek to nominate novel genes as possible periodontitis-related loci, are much needed.