Nominate
41nominate — nom•i•nate v. [[t]ˈnɒm əˌneɪt[/t]] adj. [[t] nɪt[/t]] v. nat•ed, nat•ing, adj. 1) to propose (someone) for appointment or election to an office 2) to appoint to a duty or office 3) to propose for an honor, award, or the like 4) to name; designate …
42nominate — Koho, wae, waiho inoa …
43nominate — To name, designate by name, appoint, or propose for election or appointment …
44nominate — To name, designate by name, appoint, or propose for election or appointment …
45nominate — To name; to designate; to select or choose a person to be a candidate or proper person to hold an office or trust as an act preliminary to the person s appointment or election. Marbury v Madison (US) 1 Cranch 137, 167, 168, 2 L Ed 60, 70 …
46nominate — v.tr. 1 propose (a candidate) for election. 2 appoint to an office (a board of six nominated and six elected members). 3 name or appoint (a date or place). 4 mention by name. 5 call by the name of, designate. Derivatives: nominator n. Etymology:… …
47nominate contracts — In the civil law, contracts having a proper or peculiar name and form, and which were divided into four kinds, expressive of the ways in which they were formed, viz.: (1) Real, which arose ex re, from something done; (2) verbal, ex verbis, from… …
48nominate contracts — In the civil law, contracts having a proper or peculiar name and form, and which were divided into four kinds, expressive of the ways in which they were formed, viz.: (1) Real, which arose ex re, from something done; (2) verbal, ex verbis, from… …
49nominate contract — (Civil law.) A contract which falls under some special designation or name, such as a pledge, a sale, or a hiring …
50executor nominate — executor nominate, Law. an executor named in a person s will …
