Sentence examples for problem nominating from inspiring English sources

But where Bafta has no problem nominating public school chaps like Redmayne and Benedict Cumberbatch, it rates as something of a shock that it has turned a blind eye to Selma's lead David Oyelowo, a British actor who went to an Islington comprehensive.

In two companion papers, we present a list of problems nominated by clinicians and researchers from different disciplines as candidates for future scientific investigation of mental disorders.

We hope that this (non-exhaustive and subjective) list of problems, nominated by scientists and clinicians from different fields and institutions, provides guidance and perspectives for choosing future directions in psychiatric science.

The root cause of the problem he nominated as too many "unloved" kids in the territory who ended up in the child protection system, then found themselves in the justice system.

One respondent stated that the problem with GPs nominating the wrong pharmacy occurred because s/he had selected the wrong branch of a chain.

"I don't have a problem with nominating these two earnest, hard-working women," Ms. Spencer said of "The Help" characters.

"We need to sort out our problems before we nominate a new prime minister," said the minister of economy and trade, Mohammad Safadi, a Sunni leader and a potential compromise candidate for prime minister.

"I have no problem with Rudd being nominated, but not 'endorsed' or 'campaigned for'," Evans said.

He would have no problem with Rudd being nominated but not endorsed, given it would make no difference to the outcome.

The insurmountable problem here is Tino Sehgal, nominated for his work in the 2012 Documenta in Germany and Tate Modern's Turbine Hall last year.

A twofold problem results: one, correctly nominated by Benn, is that it offers the disparate groups a common identity, and with it a spurious justification to which they can therefore help themselves.