Sentence examples for process of nominating from inspiring English sources

In the last few years, the identity of the security chiefs, always top secret, has become public, and the recent process of nominating a new General Security Services director was even publicly debated.

And, several strategists said, the process of nominating a Republican presidential candidate in a national race is not the same as nominating a Republican in a local or statewide contest.

Trump is in the process of nominating two close allies of his — businessman Herman Cain and conservative commentator Stephen Moore — to the Fed board who share his views on rates.

The whole process of nominating potential prize winners and selecting actual ones is so shrouded in secrecy that Dr Rablen and Dr Oswald were able to work only with data from 1901 (the year the first prizes were awarded) to 1950.

And who has also completely misplayed the process of nominating a successor to Ben Bernanke as chair of the Board of Governors.One is tempted to conclude that Mr Obama simply doesn't care much about monetary policy, and when he does turn his attention in that direction is mainly concerned with bubble prevention.

Old-school prejudices about whether transgender men and women are "really" men and women, respectively, could conceivably create friction around the process of nominating those actors for their performances in the correct categories -- or at all.

Furthermore, the National Toxicology Program has recently conducted a review of the literature as part of its process for nominating several alkylanilines for future study.

Or perhaps, as it has turned out, Obama expected that Sandoval would decline to accept the nomination in the first place, revealing that Senate obstructionism is enough to make even a moderate Republican candidate unwilling to go through the process of being nominated.

But the process of being nominated was not entirely pain free, according to the comic, who said that it means audiences start to turn up with a more sceptical attitude .If this was America, they would be saying 'this guy's got nominated, he's going to be amazing'," Kane said.

See articleAnd they're off After months of campaigning, dozens of debates and scores of opinion polls, the process to nominate America's presidential candidates got under way, with Democrats and Republicans in Iowa voting in caucuses to select their preferred aspirant.

The joint role of the Faculty and Administration in according this honor is reflected in the fact that any group of faculty can initiate the process by nominating one of their colleagues for an Institute professorship and in the joint action of the President and Chair of the Faculty in convening an ad hoc committee to review the case in detail and to make a recommendation on the nomination.