Sentence examples for committed to nominating from inspiring English sources

Kerry said that each of the three officials he met, prime minister Nour al-Maliki, parliamentary speaker Osama Nujaifi and prominent Shia leader, Ammar Hakim, had committed to nominating leaders by 1 July.

The candidate committed to nominating judges who will vote to take away any gains the LGBT community has made.

Clinton has said Garland should be confirmed this year but has not committed to re-nominating him if she wins.

Amongst conservatives, nominating judges committed to "judicial restraint" used to be as uncontroversial as seeking to elect the next Ronald Reagan.

If Mr. Obama is committed to Dodd-Frank, he will nominate qualified candidates and fight for them through filibusters if need be.

As we look ahead, it must be a priority of the next president to nominate judges and justices committed to applying the Constitution as written and originally understood.

"I remain hopeful that our party will nominate a candidate committed to a pro-growth agenda of reform that restores the promise and prosperity of our exceptional nation," Mr. Ryan said in his statement on Monday.

As President-elect George W. Bush nominated cabinet secretaries committed to drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and promoting development on public lands, President Clinton issued an order last Friday putting nearly one-third of national forest land off limits to road building and logging and preserving millions of acres in Alaska's Tongass National Forest.

To rev up interest in the classroom, HHMI asked 84 research universities to nominate faculty members who are committed to working with students.

It obligates signers to nominate only "federal bench judges who are committed to restraint", and to "advance and sign into law a Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act to protect unborn children who are capable of feeling pain from abortion".

Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts, warned during a debate last week that the Republican Party should nominate someone "who isn't committed to abolishing Social Security, but who is committed to saving Social Security".