Sentence examples for which nominated the from inspiring English sources

The French company remained under the close supervision of the government, which nominated the directors and, from 1733, guaranteed fixed dividends.

Weyerhaeuser, which nominated the candidates as part of its attempt to buy Willamette for $5.5 billion, said yesterday that the recommendation was made by Proxy Monitor, an independent firm that makes recommendations on pending proxy fights for large institutional shareholders.

But the commission is basically a rubber stamp for the autonomous National Police Agency, which nominates the members and is the main source of research and advice for commission members.

Stakeholder plans can also be more easily put into a discretionary trust which nominates the same-sex partner as the beneficiary.

Press TV, the state backed English language news channel, reported that The Past had beaten off competition from the likes of Parviz Shahbazi's Trapped to get the nod from Iran's Farabi Cinema Foundation, which nominates the contender.

He lost, but the United Labor Party, which nominated him, became the first national party to demand the Australian ballot.

The majority of the funds was handed over to the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party (PMDB), which nominated Machado to the Transpetro post.

By contrast, the 2000 convention, which nominated Al Gore, defined the hapless vice-president as an unlikely champion of the people against the powerful.

In 1860 he led the Massachusetts delegation at the Republican convention at Chicago, which nominated Lincoln for the presidency; from 1861 to January 1866 he was governor of Massachusetts.

And in Gloria De Piero's constituency of Ashfield, which nominated Corbyn for the leadership last year against its MP's wishes, there is said to have been a total rethink.

They were poor but very ambitious for their son, who studied law at Cambridge and joined a big City law firm, which nominated him for the Next Generation Vision project.