Sentence examples for self-nominate from inspiring English sources

Those who want to self-nominate can by submitting an elaborate description and photographs of the garden in question.

Some will say that this year's judges can't help it if a certain dinner party circuit are more likely to self-nominate.

Finally, because of their self-confidence and strong need for recognition, narcissists tend to "self-nominate"; consequently, when a leadership gap appears in a group or organization, the narcissists rush to fill it.

Interested poets are asked to self-nominate by Thursday, July 14.

He called for the reduction of the Central Committee from one-fourth to one-third, holding the elections of state leaders at the National Assembly in the immediate aftermath of a congress (and not a year later), secret ballots for elections, empowering delegates to self-nominate to the Central Committee and merging the offices of President and General Secretary into one.

Clinical experts will self-nominate as reviewers for one or more of the CTK conditions based on their interest, scope of practice and clinical experience.

Respondents described methods used to select the community health workers in their village: each side of the village chose one community health worker; interested individuals self-nominated themselves and were confirmed by community members; nominations from peers that were confirmed by consensus or by vote.

And so this notion of self-nominating is crucial in management.

Unlike many workplace-related awards, which require companies to self nominate, the Employees' Choice Awards rely solely on the input of employees, who anonymously provide feedback through a survey.

Student teachers also self-nominated into the larger study and were then selected based on criteria for professionalism.

Being self-nominating can actually help us reach understudied groups, the hidden masses for whom drug use has never been 'problematic' – drug users who don't find their way into treatment or the criminal justice system.