Sentence examples for was nominated under from inspiring English sources

Bernard Law Montgomery, Rommel's desert opponent in North Africa, was nominated, under Eisenhower, as commander of the ground invasion forces.

Larkin's music was nominated under the "Best Interactive Score" category at the 2006 Game Audio Network Guild Awards, and won the 2006 Game Industry News award for best soundtrack.

It also covers select terms relating to the treatment of loaned shares, representations regarding intentions with respect to post-meeting ownership, third-party compensation arrangements, nomination deadlines, exclusion of proxy access nominees if a director has been nominated under the advance notice provision, "creeping control" limitations and re-nomination restrictions.

The argument that anyone who would agree to be nominated under these circumstances would not be "top-tier" plays into Republican hands, of course, by denigrating the candidate from the start.

"Thank God Yellen will be nominated under the current circumstances.

She is nominated under the category "Best Performance By An Actress--TV".

A unity government has been nominated under a United Nations-backed plan but has yet to win approval or move to Libya.

In 2014, she was nominated "40 Under 40" by research journal Cell Press.

And it is necessary to go even further back — to 1888 — in order to find an election-year nominee who was nominated and confirmed under divided government, as we have now".

In a letter that Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee sent to McConnell arguing to hold up Obama's pick, they also brought up how rare it would be for Republicans to confirm a Democratic nominee in that case: "It is necessary to go even further back — to 1888 — to find an election-year nominee who was nominated and confirmed under divided government, as we have now," they wrote.

Before that he was a co-founder of Supshot, during which time he was nominated a 35 Under 35 Entrepreneur by Inc Magazine.