Sentence examples for subject to nomination from inspiring English sources

Applications are subject to nomination by national governments, and Paris might have to choose between Burgundy or Champagne.

Some of his ideas are perfectly sound, such as the suggestion that future presidents of the European commission should be subject to nomination votes by both MEPs and prime ministers.

"I think someone in this country who can make those kind of decisions that affect us all should be subject to the nomination and confirmation process," Mr. Reed said.

The right answer, I think, is to subject every nomination to real scrutiny on the merits.

After still further delays, Republicans agreed not to subject her nomination to a filibuster and on February 24 , 2009 Solis was confirmed by the Senate by a vote of 80 17.

Under the empire (after 27 bc) the military tribunate was a preliminary part of a senatorial or an equestrian career and subject to the emperor's nomination.

The panel added it reserves the right to reconsider the nomination subject to an ongoing inquiry by the World Taekwondo Federation.

The nomination, subject to Senate approval, would thrust the Yale-educated lawyer into the center of U.S. economic policy as the government weighs how best to maintain the housing recovery while reducing the government's role in propping up home prices and providing loans.

Mr. Clarida's nomination is subject to approval by the Senate.

The nomination is subject to routine background checks before it can be made official.

Roosevelt chose as his running mate Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace, but his nomination was subject to strong opposition, particularly from conservative delegates.