Sentence examples for power nominated from inspiring English sources

Nintendo Power nominated Tales of Monkey Island for their awards for overall game of the year, best WiiWare game and best adventure game; the publication gave Morgan LeFlay the award for the year's best character.

The law appears designed to propagate the ruling elite, where those in power nominate the candidates rather than selection by the people.

They convene around a table, and they say, a quorum being present, let's prevent an atrocity," Mr. Will said this month on the ABC News program "This Week," shortly after Ms. Power was nominated.

On July 1, under state legislation giving Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg control of the schools, the boards are scheduled to lose their power to nominate superintendents, the only real power they have left.

The Constitution may give the president the power to nominate justices and the Senate the power to vote them up or down.

Are they outraged that a Republican president's power to nominate is trumped by a single senator's power to refuse to return a blue slip?

But there's at least one more conundrum of the nominating process that the Academy does have the power to solve: the essential indecency of granting official bureaucratic, often quasi-governmental, film commissions from each country the power to nominate that country's submission for Best Foreign Language Film.

Who wields the power to nominate?

These shifted the power to nominate most of the cabinet from the president to the parliament.

Parties would have the power to nominate candidates for governor, but only "following consultations with the president, who shall set the procedures for such consultations".

Another bill, introduced by Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, would give the president the power to nominate judges for the court, subject to Senate approval.