Sentence examples for straightforward nomination from inspiring English sources
The Institute for Government and many constitutionalists, including Hazell, have argued for a simpler and cleaner process – similar to that in Germany, and in the Scottish and Welsh assemblies – in which the first piece of business undertaken by a new parliament is a straightforward nomination vote to select the prime minister.
The remarks Sunday were Mr. Obama's first since he claimed the nomination that have addressed the problems confronting blacks in a comprehensive and straightforward way.
Tymoshenko's nomination and confirmation as the new Prime Minister was expected to be straightforward.
As for the nomination of Strauss as captain ahead of Andrew Flintoff, Vaughan said it was not the straightforward choice most imagined as a result of Flintoff's indiscretions at the World Cup.
This year's Grammy nominations may be as muddled as usual, but the Recording Academy sent at least one straightforward message with the picks it announced Friday night: Rock music didn't matter in 2013.
Screenwriter Jeremy Pikser, who received an Oscar nomination in 1998 for his work on the political satire Bulworth, thinks Selma's snub is straightforward and is down to racial fatigue on the behalf of academy voters.
Straightforward: the Republican-controlled Senate should do to its Constitutional duty, and hold a vote on Merrick's nomination.
Perfectly straightforward.
Straightforward confession.
