Sentence examples for decide to nominate from inspiring English sources

If, as expected, President Obama does decide to nominate former Nebraska Senator Chuck Hagel as his secretary of defense this week, his decision will cheer progressives that have doubted Obama's willingness to stand strong in the face of Republican opposition to his appointments.

Decide to nominate the article for deletion.

This year it is the Africans' turn and they have decided to nominate Libya.

We were enormously pleased with the artfulness and fearlessness and unorthodox beauties of the books we'd decided to nominate.

If President Bush decides to nominate Mr. Comey, he would still have to be confirmed by the United States Senate.

In one of his last acts as prime minister, David Cameron decided to nominate a new British commissioner.

The DA decided to nominate Davaadorjiin Ganbold, the chairman of the Great Hural's Economic Standing Committee, to be the next prime minister.

"We were enormously pleased with the artfulness and fearlessness and unorthodox beauties of the books we'd decided to nominate," he wrote.

"After hearing political parties with parliamentary representation, the President has decided to nominate Antonio Costa for Prime Minister," the President said in a statement.

In May, he said President Barack Obama had decided to nominate Governor Jennifer Granholm of Michigan to the Supreme Court, and he's been a cheerleader for Sarah Palin.

Mr. Obama has decided to nominate Tom Daschle, the former Senate Democratic leader, as secretary of health and human services, Mr. Obama's advisers said Wednesday.