Sentence examples for capable of nominating from inspiring English sources
"I have long held the belief that the Republican Party is becoming increasingly less capable of nominating a person who is electable as president," Rep.
The strategy suggests Paul hopes to inherit his father's libertarian loyalists even if it might complicate efforts to reach a much wider electorate, capable of nominating him – and electing him – to the White House.
Just as Sarbanes-Oxley made it blazingly clear that audit committee chairs better be on their game, the new Securities Exchange Commission bulletin reinforces the importance of capable nominating and governance committee chairs.
His candidacy, if it comes off, will test the (rather dubious) hypothesis that Republicans might be willing to forgo some of the visceral pleasures of an eighteen-month-long Hate Week in exchange for nominating someone capable of appealing to moderates and other infidels.
"It is my hope that President Obama will now nominate someone capable of garnering bipartisan support in the Senate," Mr. Shelby said in a statement Monday.
Mr Gabriele has nominated two lawyers capable of representing him at a Vatican tribunal, and has met with them.
In addition, it is clear that larger clubs are capable of influencing the process of defining the rules through lobbying initiatives and/or by nominating their own representatives to the most important governing bodies.
This article was reviewed by Itai Yanai, Kateryna D. Makova, Melissa Wilson (nominated by Kateryna D. Makova) and Cedric Feschotte (nominated by John M. Logsdon Jr).. Transposable elements (TEs) are DNA sequences capable of moving (transposing) among locations in the genomes of their host organisms.
I'm capable of medalling.
