Sentence examples for use nominations from inspiring English sources
The analysis of the "critical use nominations" is on a United Nations Web site, www.unep.org/ozone.unep.org/ozone
However, teachers generally use nomination forms and rating scales that have been developed within the school or region and that are not valid or reliable instruments.
And instead of using nominations to try to pry information out of the White House, Senate Republicans would have been empowered to conduct oversight hearings of the kind that can tie a second-term administration in knots.
We will use your nominations in a future piece.
We urge Labour MPs to use their nominations to ensure a broad discussion takes place.
His close relationship with Mr. Putin would seem to undercut speculation that Mr. Medvedev would use the nomination to distance himself from the prime minister.
One of Mr. Bush's advisers said what had not been anticipated was the Democrats' decision to use this nomination as a "political organizing tool" to stoke the anger of their base.
That Latin term for "within the breast" is used for nominations of prelates who work in politically sensitive areas like China or whose assignments in the Vatican are not deemed suitable for the rank of cardinal.
But two Democrats who will have a powerful say over whether Mr. Mukasey gets confirmed — Senators Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont and Charles E. Schumer of New York — vowed on Monday to use the nomination to extract information from a reluctant White House.
Foreign-Language Film "Loveless" This is the second-most-accursed category, because of the system used for nominations: official boards from each country offer one nominee, and the Academy is constrained to choose from among them.
His plan, instead, was to use the nomination process to make foreign policy a central issue in the Republican primaries and to make sure that his own hawkish views prevailed with whomever the Party nominated.
