Sentence examples for was still nominated from inspiring English sources

"But he was still nominated by our voters and elected by the American people to be our President, and if we want him to accomplish our agenda we need to set him up for success".

Survey studies of complete social networks often involve non-respondents, whereby certain people within the "boundary" of a network do not complete a sociometric questionnaire either by their own choice or by the design of the study yet are still nominated by other respondents as network partners.

The bear community is still to nominate its equivalent, yet one brown bear is beyond doubt their most celebrated artist.

The retirement talk started around 2011, when the Harvard Law School professor Randall Kennedy wrote an essay in The New Republic arguing that both Ginsburg and Justice Stephen Breyer should quit while there was still a Democratic president to nominate replacements.

If I was still an MP, I would willingly nominate her myself.

He was still away in October 1851, when the Whigs nominated him for the state Senate.

The party system was still taking shape in the state, and the Federalists nominated Increase Sumner, while more populist factions that had previously supported Hancock and Adams nominated Gill and James Sullivan.

He was still in uniform when, in 1944, he was nominated for the seat of Cardiff South East.

In 1995, he was not nominated by the DPP, but was still elected as an independent candidate.

In yesterday's post, I wrote about my surprise that former Williamstown Artistic Director Jenny Gersten -- who selected three of this season's Broadway shows (The Elephant Man, Living on Love and The Visit) for production at Williamstown -- was still a current member of the nominating committee.

21 Savage was nominated for two Grammy awards on Sunday, but was still in custody.