Sentence examples for reason for nominating from inspiring English sources

Ross, who agreed with the choice, says her personal reason for nominating that release, is, "There's a whole life in that voice".

There is a qualitative variation in individuals' thoughts and reasons for nominating several of the most important domains, when filling in the SEIQoL-DW compared to the SEIQoL-DR.

Without referring to the controversy, President Reagan Friday restated his reasons for nominating Rehnquist, calling him "one of America's most brilliant jurists".

Kenya President Uhuru Kenyatta perhaps put it most clearly when personally presenting her qualifications, background and reasons for nominating Dr. Amina.

The group were nominated for four ARIA Awards in 2005 and the Thistlethwayte-written track, "20 Good Reasons", was nominated for Song of the Year at the APRA Music Awards of 2008.

One reason Mr. Obama gave for nominating Mr. Geithner was his "unparalleled understanding of our current economic crisis, in all of its depth, complexity and urgency".

The arrival of Laura Bush and Cindy McCain came as a relief to the delegates after two hours of procedural discussion necessary - for legal reasons - to nominate McCain.

According to Vibe magazine editor-in-chief Jermaine Hall, West's controversial incident at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards and the ensuing backlash against West "probably hurt him", but perceived West's stylistic change on the album as the primary reason for it not being nominated.

For this reason, I'd nominate King as the most influential, closely followed by Michael Gove, whose thinking determines how our children are taught.

The main reasons nominated for participating in a trial were that 'others will benefit' (23.1%) and 'trust in the doctor' (21.1%).

Research staff had no involvement in nominating the reason for catheter removal or in diagnosing phlebitis.