Sentence examples for ready to nominate from inspiring English sources

If you're ready to nominate, you can now make your nomination here:.

Fiacco told the Regina Leader-Post: "We have a list of boxers that we're ready to nominate.

Andrew is 15 years old, and in his first foray into hog farming he produced what your correspondent is ready to nominate the finest bacon on the planet.

They were ready to nominate Zephyr Teachout, a law professor who in 2004 had been on-line coordinator of Howard Dean's Presidential campaign.

The White House appears ready to nominate New York prosecutor Neil Barofky as inspector general, though it's up in the air how quickly Congress would confirm him (if they confirm him at all).

His "foundation group", led by a former titan of the supreme court, is ready to start nominating the people who will appoint a replacement regulator covering most of Leveson's recommendations.

Then something went wrong in the process by which two different reform bills passed by the House of Representatives and the Senate are likely to be reconciled.Reformers have for years tried to make it easier for shareholders to nominate directors by securing readier access to the proxy forms that firms circulate before voting on board candidates at annual meetings.

"We strongly urge you to nominate an F.H.F.A. director who is ready to fulfill this mission and address the many challenges still facing the nation's housing finance markets".

Rumours would emerge each season that their teams were ready to come back and the Albanian Federation did declare an intention to nominate entrants for the 1977-78 European season.

Even if it was unspoken, the message was clear that Democrats were ready to take the same approach in the likely event that Mr. Bush has the opportunity to nominate at least one Supreme Court justice.

To nominate requires 540 delegates.