Sentence examples for decided to nominate from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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

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

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

Within days of being sworn in as president, Kilcannon decides to nominate a judge named Caroline Masters to fill the newly vacant seat on the Supreme Court.

In this premiere episode Bucket wants to win the affection of his classmate Kelly (Ashley Argota), so Skinner decides to nominate him as class president, forcing him to run against his nemesis, the popular athlete Aloe (Glenn McCuen).

Mr. Obama was at his most fiery and combative when he was asked about the killings at the American consulate in Benghazi, Libya, and a threat by Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham to block him if he decides to nominate Susan Rice, the ambassador to the United Nations, to be secretary of state in his second term.

was quick to respond, reaffirming the party's intention to withhold hearings until next year. . "The American people may well elect a president who decides to nominate Judge Garland for Senate consideration," he told the press Wednesday.