Sentence examples for subsequent nomination from inspiring English sources

The shooting of 16-year-old Malala Yousafzai a year ago, and her subsequent nomination for a Nobel Peace Prize, put the plight of Pakistani girls back in the spotlight.

The subsequent nomination of Manahi, a Māori like Ngarimu and from the same battalion, may have led to a perception that VCs were being too easily awarded.

Although Sickles denied he was there either to investigate or interview the military governor, Johnson biographer Hans L. Trefousse believes Sickles's trip was connected to Johnson's subsequent nomination for vice president.

Today's release also states that "[t]he AAAS Council Subcommittee on Fellows, which is empowered to review the nomination and election process, is also considering changes to the Fellow review process for subsequent nominations".

Here's why Feinberg can make such a bold proclamation in September, months before nominations for the 87th annual Academy Awards are even unveiled: five of the last six audience award winners at the Toronto International Film Festival have gone on to score subsequent nominations for Best Picture; three of those films ("12 Years A Slave," "The King's Speech" and "Slumdog Millionaire") have won.

Jared Leto likely never imagined his Dallas Buyers Club role would lead to a Golden Globe -- much less his subsequent Oscar nomination.

Subsequent Oscar nominations for "The Help" partly rectified the color imbalance.

Mr Becker's term ends in December; congressional Republicans have vowed to block virtually any subsequent NLRB nominations.

He received subsequent Oscar nominations for his roles as a duty-bound butler in Remains of the Day (1993), as the 37th U.S. president in Nixon (1995), and as Adams in Amistad (1997).

The inevitable Supreme Court vacancies and subsequent presidential nominations that will occur from 2017 to 2021 provide reason alone for progressives to do everything in their power to ensure that Democrats hold the White House.

Hobart described his subsequent first-ballot nomination for vice president as a tribute from his friends, but Hatfield noted, "it came equally as a tribute from [Hanna, who] wanted a ticket to satisfy the business interests of America, and Hobart, a corporate lawyer, fit that requirement perfectly".