"proposing candidates" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to someone who is suggesting potential people for a position or job. For example, "The committee is responsible for proposing candidates to fill the role of CEO."
A number of recent studies proposing candidate low-level impairments have not used such developmental designs.
"It is then the responsibility of the secretary of state to decide whether to approve Ofcom's proposed candidates".
The fund's member governments have until June 10th to propose candidates, after which a shortlist will be drawn up.
With no incumbent, it would not be unusual, Mr. Sherak said, to have as many as seven proposed candidates.
And shareholder votes are democratic only in the sense that Iranian Presidential elections are, since minority shareholders have little power to propose candidates or to remove misbehaving incumbents.
In New England and Virginia the failing Federalist Party proposed candidates to run against Madison, but in the end they were forced to throw in their lot with Clinton.
Above this level the most important bodies are constituency associations, which propose candidates on the basis of a nationally approved list.
For the first time, the main European parties are planning to propose candidates for this job, and the candidate from the largest party in the new parliament is likely to then be elected as the next commission president.
Gerard Guerguerian, chairman of the fund, which holds 2.7percentt of Atos, said he had changed his decision not to vote in favor of two candidates directly representing the funds and one of the fund's proposed independent candidates, after learning who the proposed candidates were.
