Sentence examples for a new nominee from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Rell said she would submit a new nominee.

Rachel Jacobson will stay on as acting director of the office until a new nominee is found.

In The Times's account of Walter's promotion, it said that the White House might well offer up a new nominee in the future.

In light of the looming termination of the Genesco/Finish Line tie-up, a new nominee for the deal dead pool is needed.

The president named Mr. Tenet's deputy, John McLaughlin, as the acting director starting July 11, and, in theory, he could rush through a new nominee.

In addition, parliamentary documents showed that the economic committee on Monday would hold a confirmation hearing for a new nominee, Gyula Pleschinger, state secretary at the Economy Ministry, to the central bank's rate-setting Monetary Council.

Just 4percentt of GOP voters say they'd prefer to see a new candidate chosen as the nominee, and just 16percentt would be satisfied with such an outcome.

In a statement about the new nominee, who rose in a 33-year Army career to become a top Pentagon intelligence officer, Mr. Obama said, "I am confident that Bob's talent and expertise will make him a tremendous asset in our ongoing efforts to bolster security and screening measures at our airports".

The pressures from both sides present a political challenge for President Bush -- and it could generate a battle that could bog down the Senate for months if Democrats decide to block a vote on the new nominee.

Israel has something of a second chance with the new nominee for prime minister, Ahmed Qurei, the longtime speaker of the Palestinian legislature.

You have to feel a little sorry for the new nominee for Secretary of Transportation, Mayor Anthony Foxx of Charlotte, who has been a thoughtful advocate for light rail, bike lanes, and other automobile alternatives.