Sentence examples for which nominates from inspiring English sources

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

In its subsequent and current usage in the United States, the term came to denote a meeting of either party managers or duty voters, as in "nominating caucus," which nominates candidates for office or selects delegates for a nominating convention.

REBOUNDS The Knicks honored third annual Legends Awards recipients Wednesday, part of an effort by the team's president, Donnie Walsh, to reconnect with the team's past and which nominates contributors from each decade of the organization's existence.

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.

As a Democratic district leader, Ms. Nisbett would have had an advantage because of the control such leaders have over the Democratic County Committee, which nominates candidates for vacancies.

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.

IAC responded by forming such a committee, which nominated Chelsea Clinton.

--Speech at the Republican National Convention in 1992, which nominated President George Bush for a second term.

Not the Writers Guild of America or the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, both of which nominated it for best original screenplay.

The Conservative Party and Working Families Party, which nominated Gov. George E. Pataki and H. Carl McCall, respectively, easily surpassed 50,000 votes.

Report on the Democratic convention Just held, which nominated Adlai Stevenson for President and Estes Kefauver for Vice-President.