Sentence examples for to nominate whether from inspiring English sources

At trial completion, participants will be asked to nominate whether they had been in the experimental or control group.

Participants were asked to nominate whether their children had previously had any episodes of rashes on their hands and feet, mouth or buttocks (parent-defined HFMD) during 2012.

It's the smart move that will persuade previously unimpressed rightwing MPs to nominate him whether Cameron goes this summer or in 2019.

What happens is that nominators may be presented with four shows in a particular category, normally involving musicals, and are required to nominate them all, whether worthy or not.

Far more is at stake in Barack Obama's decision on whether to nominate Chuck Hagel to be Secretary of Defense than whether Chuck Hagel is nominated.

"I think that that battle is happening right now and 2018 will be the first indicator about whether the party is going to continue to nominate establishment Republicans or whether we've taken to a more populist type of Republican who can actually communicate with the working class".

That decision will force the awards' nominating committee to decide whether to nominate either Mr. Reilly or Mr. Hoffman, or both; both men received very strong reviews.

While Thailand decides whether to nominate Old Town for World Heritage status, Regent will open a plush resort just 10 minutes away next month.

Cabinet has resolved to let the prime minister make a captain's pick on whether to nominate Kevin Rudd for the role of United Nations secretary general.

Republicans in Mr. Mica's redrawn Central Florida will decide Tuesday whether to nominate him or a Tea Party-backed candidate, Representative Sandy Adams, for a chance to return to Congress, but the ad seems geared more toward the general election.

As President Obama mulls whether to nominate Susan E. Rice, the United Nations ambassador, to replace Hillary Rodham Clinton as secretary of state, one of Ms. Rice's biggest critics, Senator John McCain of Arizona, said he would seek a seat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.