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nominate English

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nominate Verb

— To name someone for a role or position, including that of an office. Jim nominated Tom to be the leader of their group — To name something for an award or prize.

nominate

— verb propose as a candidate for some honor — verb put forward; nominate for appointment to an office or for an honor or position The President nominated her as head of the Civil Rights Commission — verb (= name, make) charge with a function; charge to be She was named Head of the Committee She was made president of the club — verb create and charge with a task or function nominate a committee

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nominate English » English

appoint name designate propose constitute assign suggest make elect term select recommend put up put forward pose as pick ordain name to fix entitle depute denominate co-opt choose assume title thrust tag submit specify some person specify set up select someone reject refuse put off put in put forward one’s name put forth push forward push propound promote proffer proclaim prefer point out point panel offer one’s name for selection

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nominate · verb

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You can nominate as many as you like, and in order to show you how this procedure works, I'll leave the chair temporarily.
I'd like to nominate a man I think is the only man in Shinbone who has the right qualifications to lead us in our fight for statehood.
I nominate Tom Doniphon.
I'd like to nominate the chairman, Mr Ransom Stoddard, as delegate to the territorial convention.
I nominate Liberty Valance for delegate.
I nominate for the territorial delegate to the Congress of the United States the Right Honourable Custis Buck Langhorne.
Ladies and gentlemen, I nominate as your delegate and mine, to the Congress at Washington, the Honourable Ransom Stoddard!
And yet, when presented with the opportunity, they nominate her. instead of me.
What alternate did you nominate?
Then you're in. -I nominate you my auxiliary.
The Senate will nominate you, Decebal, for your merits, a friend of the Roman people.
I nominate Frederick Bruckmann. president of the administration. and general director of the Essenbeck Steelworks. and all its associated member groups.
I nominate the gentleman running this meeting. as candidate to the Cruise Council.
In that case I would now like to nominate. the gentleman who put forward my candidacy. as another candidate for the Council.
In the absence of an heir of my blood. our constitution gives me the right to nominate for your approval. my successor.
I therefore nominate him.
I nominate Whitey Marsh.
The Queen once tried to nominate Tony Governor of Papao. But she didn't succeed.
Can you beat it? Some of those folks are so desperate, they're going to nominate Masterson.
For that reason, I nominate a French lord.
I nominate to bear the arms of the prosecution the man who accused before this court the Countess of Beauvais of being a witch.
I mean the glorious union of Sicily and the kingdom of Sardinia, the government in Turin intends to nominate some illustrious Sicilians as senators of the kingdom.
They're going to hold me up as an example and nominate me to be a sergeant!
The right of any seafarer to nominate himself or any other seafarer as a meeting officer or to any committee.
Well, then nominate Daisy for president.
Miss Richards, are you aware of what it's like. to place some unknown person's name, nominate them against a club favorite, the incumbent?
You and they each nominate one guy to fight.
They will probably nominate Wawerka.
Guaranteed to any country you care to nominate.
Poetry apart, Consul Tremas, I'd rather be rich than Keeper nominate any night of the year.
To be Keeper nominate, they regard it as a great honour.
And to do that we need a Keeper nominate who will not shirk what must be done.
Consul Kassia, we appoint you Keeper nominate.
By order of the Keeper nominate, you are all sentenced to death.
Will the opposition party be allowed to nominate candidates at the next election?

News and current affairs

And now Barack Obama has announced his intention to re-nominate Republican appointee Ben Bernanke to the post.
Moreover, President Carlo Azeglio Ciampi's mandate ends at the same time that parliament dissolves, which means that his successor, elected by the new parliament, would have to nominate a government without a majority in both houses.
It is possible that HDZ can win should it nominate Mate Granic, the Western-backed foreign minister.
In Ukraine, a newly re-elected President Kuchma had to nominate a new Prime Minister for approval by the parliament.
As local elections and the right to freely nominate candidates becomes increasingly institutionalized, the centralized power structure of the Party will be slowly eroded by the people's growing desire for self-determination.
This year it was Africa's turn to nominate the chairman, and they nominated Libya.
The decision to nominate Bernanke is sensible on two counts.
Hamas has declared that it will not nominate its own candidate for the PA presidency.
He will most likely nominate himself during the 2008 presidential election campaign, even if the Kremlin nominates another successor, although naturally he will try to ensure that he is anointed.
So when Erdogan decided to nominate Gul as the AKP candidate for the presidency, I was surprised by the strength of the secularist opposition.

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