Sentence examples for anticipated nomination from inspiring English sources

Obama's anticipated nomination of Castro could be a symbolic passing of the baton.

Mr. Annan demonstrated anew his instincts for conciliation, which further assured his anticipated nomination this week for a second five-year term as secretary general.

Senator John D. Rockefeller IV of West Virginia, the chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, hailed the anticipated nomination of Mr. Locke.

All policies and positions aside, her anticipated nomination is the belated righting of a historical wrong: a feminist landmark within reach, almost a century after women achieved the vote in the United States, with the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment, in 1920, one year after the birth of Dorothy Howell Rodham, Hillary's mother.

The news of the anticipated nomination was confirmed by Senate aides Wednesday, but White House officials declined to comment.

Robert Blum, director of the Urban Health Institute, said that he anticipates nominations coming from multiple academic divisions and a range of disciplines.

Mr. Wheeler, who more than a decade ago led two telecommunications industry trade groups, has prompted concern in recent weeks by some consumer advocacy groups that anticipated his nomination and said they were troubled by his background investing in and lobbying for cable and wireless companies.

It not only anticipated the nomination, relegating the Republican primary contest to the past tense, but sought to woo the independent and moderate voters who liked Senator John McCain and to allay any concerns or speculation that Mr. McCain might have been a stronger opponent for Vice President Al Gore, the presumptive Democratic nominee.

Yates was already winning high-profile applause Monday night while criticism of Trump grew harsher and congressional battles over his attorney general pick and anticipated Supreme Court nomination seemed to become more likely.

"La La Land" got even more love than anticipated: fourteen nominations, tying the record with "All About Eve" (1950) and "Titanic" (1997).

Mr. Obama's advisers say they anticipate the nomination of secretaries of state and treasury by Thanksgiving.