Sentence examples for that nominations from inspiring English sources

Distributor Lionsgate proved with The Railway Man that nominations are by no means essential for a film skewed towards an older, literary audience.

Opponents complain that nominations will be channelled through a committee packed with Beijing loyalists, and want the public to gain the right to put candidates forward too.

In July 2014, the Intercept published an internal watchlisting guidance indicating that nominations to government watchlists were growing, with few rejections.

It's true that nominations closed in February, but I would have thought quite a few submissions would have said "give to this, if it happens".

The president — any president — should have the assurance that nominations of executive branch officials and judges will be considered and approved or rejected within a reasonable period of time.

Caucus rules controlling the conduct of leadership ballots specify that nominations need to be open for a week when the position is spilled, which now happens automatically after the election.

Had Welsh Triathlon nominated her, I'm pretty sure we would have accepted that nomination".

So, can a computerised Johansson score that nomination?

"It was just glorious to finally win that nomination and come home for a while.

Typically, that nomination is then approved by a group of several hundred union representatives nationwide.

"When the 'other' girls drop a video that breaks records and impacts culture they get that nomination," she added.