Sentence examples for rather nominated from inspiring English sources

In 2009, the Lisbon Treaty was not in force and Barroso was not "elected" by the Parliament, but rather nominated by the European Council; in any case, the centre-right parties of the EU pressured for a candidate from their own ranks.

However, this was renounced by Yuan, probably because he hoped to be appointed by the retiring Manchu monarch to organize a new government rather than nominated as chief of state by the National Assembly.

Crucially, this means club-nominated representatives rather than union-appointed grandees will be in charge of maximising the tournament's income streams going forward.

By Andy Logan The New Yorker, November 14 , 1994P. 50 AROUND CITY HALL about Republican Mayor Rudolph Giuliani crossing party lines and, on October 24th, endorsing Democrat Mario Cuomo for governor, rather than supporting Republican-nominated George Pataki.

The New Yorker, November 14 , 1994P. 50 AROUND CITY HALL about Republican Mayor Rudolph Giuliani crossing party lines and, on October 24th, endorsing Democrat Mario Cuomo for governor, rather than supporting Republican-nominated George Pataki.

When City Hall was finished, in 1812, and Mayor DeWitt Clinton moved in, NYC consisted… AROUND CITY HALL about Republican Mayor Rudolph Giuliani crossing party lines and, on October 24th, endorsing Democrat Mario Cuomo for governor, rather than supporting Republican-nominated… AROUND CITY HALL about Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's clash with Schools Chancellor Ramon Cortines.

AROUND CITY HALL about Mayor Rudolph Giuliani... AROUND CITY HALL about Republican Mayor Rudolph Giuliani crossing party lines and, on October 24th, endorsing Democrat Mario Cuomo for governor, rather than supporting Republican-nominated… AROUND CITY HALL about Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's clash with Schools Chancellor Ramon Cortines.

Get nominated or nominate yourself.

Individuals will be able to pass on their unused defined contribution funds to a nominated beneficiary when they die, rather than paying the 55% tax charge which currently applies.

8 P.M. (7) IT'S THE GREAT PUMPKIN, CHARLIE BROWN -- Dear, deluded Linus persuades Sally to spend Halloween night in the pumpkin patch (above), rather than trick-or-treating, in this Emmy-nominated 1966 holiday classic.

The owner of Dee & Joanne's, a downtown breakfast and lunch deli, Ms. Donne grew weary of the morning coffee klatch of politicos, whom she said nominated public service employees based on favoritism rather than merit.