Sentence examples for confirmation process for the from inspiring English sources
The confirmation process for the two capital markets experts comes amid a tense political climate.
A good example is the corruption of the confirmation process for the Supreme Court that Teddy inaugurated with his disgusting, scurrilous attack on Robert Bork.
He is reportedly a favorite of White House counsel Donald McGahn, who is running the selection and confirmation process for the White House.
However, the officials added that the naming of the administration's auto-industry team has been slowed by work on the economic stimulus package, the bank bailout and the long confirmation process for the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner.
In the coming firestorm over the confirmation process for the empty supreme court seat, the White House is also likely to remind seven current Republican senators – Dan Coats, Thad Cochran, Susan Collins, Hatch, Jim Inhofe, John McCain and Pat Roberts – that they voted for Garland's confirmation to the DC circuit 19 years ago.
Her powerful testimony, delivered quietly but firmly, evoked images from the 1991 hearing during the confirmation process for the supreme court nominee Clarence Thomas, when his former colleague, Anita Hill, accused him of sexual harassment with millions of Americans watching around the country.
Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, said in a statement that Mr. Trump's outburst could weigh on the confirmation process for Judge Neil M. Gorsuch, the president's nominee for the Supreme Court.
At the panel discussion, Ginsburg fielded questions about the confirmation process for Supreme Court justices, the importance of public opinion in equal rights cases, and the future of impact litigation vis-à-vis legislation.
Rather, they have questioned why he ruled in the matters after telling the Senate -- in the 1990 confirmation process for his nomination to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit -- that he would recuse himself in cases involving Vanguard, Smith Barney and his sister's law firm.
J.W. Verret, a professor at George Mason University's Antonin Scalia Law School and a former top aide to the House Financial Services Committee, compared her nomination to the ill-fated confirmation process for Harriet Miers, the Supreme Court nominee chosen by President George W. Bush who was rejected by fellow Republicans as unqualified.
