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Meanings of nominated in English

Appointed by nomination.

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Usage of nominated in English
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Last week Falluja community leaders nominated a new police chief and mayor.
Reuters
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Its 28 members are not elected; they are nominated by national governments.
The Irish Times
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Icahn Partners also nominated Richard Mulligan and Anne Young, the company said.
Reuters
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We cannot accept a prime minister nominated by your people, he said.
Reuters
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For the first time this year, recipients were nominated by the public.
The Irish Times
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It is nominated in three categories, including daily newspaper of the year.
The Guardian
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The 'prospect' or 'striker' must be nominated by a full patch member.
Deadly Décisions
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The SPD nominated Peer Steinbrueck in September, four months ahead of schedule.
Reuters
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The state representatives are essentially independent but are nominated by their associations.
News.com.au
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This must relate primarily to your nominated occupation for skills assessment purposes.
The South African
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He's been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize every year since 2010.
News.com.au
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Can a film win best picture without being nominated for best editing?
The Irish Times
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In January of this year, he nominated Cordray for a full term.
Reuters
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I would, therefore, be surprised if fewer than nine films were nominated.
The Irish Times
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Clement also was nominated for best lead actor in a comedy series.
Reuters
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That made 2009's Mercury-nominated Primary Colours a dream of a second album.
The Guardian
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Common
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