Sentence examples for continue to nominate from inspiring English sources
Alibaba, which is run by a 28-member partner committee, insisted that it be allowed to continue to nominate a majority of its board of directors.
I will continue to nominate men and women who understand that judges must be servants of the law, and not legislate from the bench.
I will continue to nominate men and women who understand that judges must be servants of the law and not legislate from the bench.
In its discussions over a potential listing — which, at as much as $15 billion, would be a huge victory for any stock exchange — Alibaba had proposed to officials in Hong Kong that the company's 28-member partner committee be allowed to continue to nominate a majority of its board of directors, Neil Gough reports.
"We will continue to nominate candidates with a steadfast commitment to the rule of law because Americans from all walks of life deserve a functioning judiciary".
"I think that that battle is happening right now and 2018 will be the first indicator about whether the party is going to continue to nominate establishment Republicans or whether we've taken to a more populist type of Republican who can actually communicate with the working class".
The president continues to nominate the prime minister, but the Sabor must confirm the appointment.
As several recent Republican primaries demonstrated, the party continues to nominate Tea Party candidates who create increasingly ludicrous definitions of "far right".
We shared some of the classics of the genre on Friday but social media users have continued to nominate their favourites over the weekend, serving only to remind us of how much we stand to lose when this weird and wonderful corner of the internet closes down.
Mayor Kell continues to nominate persons residing outside the 9th District to the most important city commissions that affect our community as well as the whole city.
The important issue will be the relationship between this commission and the prime minister: the more members that he continues to appoint (or "nominate"), the stronger will be the "crony" accusation.
