Sentence examples for a future nominee from inspiring English sources

He added that he was hoping to find a way for the close-knit group, which excelled in fund-raising but was ultimately unable to propel him into the Oval Office, "to stay connected so that we can stay informed and have influence on the direction of the party, and perhaps the selection of a future nominee, which, by the way, will not be me".

Last week, the Washington Post recommended that Democrats should make a deal on Gorsuch by not filibustering his nomination and instead preserving the 60-vote threshold for a future nominee.

Donald Trump's nomination of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court in January sparked a debate among Democrats about whether to use their power as the minority to block the conservative via a filibuster or whether they should "keep their powder dry" for a future nominee and let Gorsuch be confirmed.

The most common argument for not insisting on a 60-vote threshold today is that Republicans may respond by changing the Senate rules, and if a future nominee can be confirmed by a simple majority vote, then that nominee may be even more extreme.

"I'm going to create a high bar for any future nominees," Mr. Graham said last August.

The board, which has five seats, currently has just three members, with several Republican senators vowing to block confirmation of any future nominees.

Justice Minister Gustavo Beliz announced that civic groups would review the qualifications of all future nominees and that the government tax service would review their financial statements.

No one would begrudge Colin Firth his Best Actor trophy: as well as putting in a tremendous performance in the film, his acceptance speeches are, time and time again, so gracious and fluent that all future nominees should be sent DVDs of them to study.

The breakdown, members of both parties said, came after Mr. Daschle met with the Senate majority leader, Bill Frist, Republican of Tennessee, this week to warn him that Democrats would block all future nominees unless they received assurances from the White House that there would be no more recess appointments.

The Democratic National Committee does not yet have a comparable operation for its future nominee.

When Donald Trump met with Paul Ryan in Washington on Thursday, you could say it was a meeting between the current and possibly future nominee of the Republican party.