Nominations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NOMINATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• NOMINATION, the act, process, or an instance of nominating
• the action of nominating or state of being nominated
• a person or thing nominated

Words related to NOMINATIONS

nomination12

Words that contain NOMINATIONS

denominations16 renominations15 cognominations19 prenominations18

How to use NOMINATIONS in a sentence

• These nominations may either be made after competitive examinations or given direct, at the option of the Representative.
• Two nominations which have been the cause of great satisfaction in diplomatic circle are those of Mr.
• This motion prevailed, and the chair announced its readiness to hear nominations for the vacant chair.
• These powers relate exclusively to the consideration of treaties and nominations to office, and they are exercised in secret session and with closed doors.
• Upton knew whereof she spoke when she likened an engagement to a political campaign, in that the real battle begins after the nominations are made.
• THE BALTIMORE NOMINATIONS Nomination of Douglas Impossible.
• After the nominations had all been made, the campaign was opened in dead earnest.
• The nominations, therefore, proceeded by call of States in the usual way.
• Should they yield the election, I have reason to expect in the outset the greatest difficulties as to nominations.
• These nominations are not yet made formally, but they are decided on, and the parties are ordered to prepare for their destination.
• Having entered the academy, young, ardent, and impassioned, I took much greater part in the nominations than may have been suitable for my position and my time of life.
• The Senate declined to take action upon these nominations.
• All these agencies through newspapers and by other expedient means would be able, it was thought, to control the party nominations, and the party policy.
• Then, having finally failed to come to an agreement, they separated and made their respective nominations apart.
• I say we are invited here by the ward and county committee to ratify these nominations, and we do ratify them with our whole heart.
• And we pledge our most earnest efforts at the polls to give success to these nominations.
• I pray you, gentlemen, to reflect upon the different methods by which these nominations were presented to the people of the United States.
• No Indian can help being thrilled over the nominations and elections for legislative councils and councils of state, which are to assemble in January according to the Reform Act.
• Likewise in 1796 it was so well understood that Adams was the man desired by the Federalists, and Jefferson by the Democrats, that formal nominations were not required.
• When the new President entered on his office, he withdrew these nominations, and sent in nominations of his own friends in their places.
• And here let me say, that, generally, these were Whig nominations.
• Not universally, but generally, these nominations, made at various times before the meeting of the Philadelphia Convention, were Whig nominations.
• This arrangement, however, was abandoned after a single trial, and it was agreed that treaties, like nominations, should come with written messages.
• All officers are nominated by the crown, and the holders continue only for three years, at the end of which new nominations take place.
• Buchanan, for the convenience of his successor, had called an extra session of the Senate, and on March 5 President Lincoln sent in the nominations for his cabinet.
• Prior to 1891, however, the nominations in New Zealand were for life.
• The political nominations of 1882 involved no great principles.
• Charles was now servile to his Scottish Parliament, accepting an Act by which it must consent to his nominations of officers of State.
• Collectively, they had filled out and filed more nominations for me to be named Teacher Of The Year than had ever been received before for one teacher.
• But, my lords, the ministers of the crown are responsible for these nominations.
• There has, for example, been no lack of news cabled across the Atlantic in regard to the nominations for President of the United States.

Similar words containing NOMINATION without suffix s

nomination12 denomination15 renomination14 cognomination18 denominations16 prenomination17 renominations15 cognominations19 denominational17 prenominations18 denominationali18 undenominationa18 nondenomination18 undenominational19 denominationalism22 nondenominational20 denominationalisms23 interdenominational22 nondenominationalism25 nondenominationalisms26

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