Sentence examples similar to principles for nominating from inspiring English sources

But Mr Cameron is also fighting for a principle that nominating Mr Juncker would be an "irreversible step which would hand power from the European Council [heads of state and government] to the European Parliament".

But David Cameron is also fighting for a principle that nominating Mr Juncker would be an "irreversible step which would hand power from the European Council [heads of state and government] to the European Parliament".

The Club says that nominating him would be "an abject rejection" of the free-market, limited-government principles for which the Republican Party stands.

That would create an "open" convention in Cleveland this summer, freeing delegates to support whomever they want -- and making it possible, in principle, for the party to nominate somebody else.

Mike's work on design principles to support collaborative inquiry in smart classrooms was nominated as the best student paper at the 2014 International Conference for the Learning Sciences ICLSS).

"Stand for your principles.

Stand up for correct principles.

Nominated for the Oscar for Best Documentary.

The video, alongside Jackson's '"Bad" video, was nominated for Best Choreography, but lost to Jackson's younger sister Janet's video "The Pleasure Principle".

Kasabian: Nominated for British group.

Both were nominated for Academy Awards.