Sentence examples for determined to nominate from inspiring English sources

Another Virginia Democrat, a popular ex-governor and mobile-telephone tycoon called Mark Warner, considered running for the presidency, but dropped out when he realised that the party was determined to nominate either a woman or a black.This year Mr Warner is running for a vacant Senate seat he is likely to win handsomely.

Hobart was a longtime party official, and New Jersey delegates went to the 1896 Republican National Convention determined to nominate the popular lawyer for vice president.

In Hillary Clinton, the Democrats seem determined to nominate the most disliked Presidential candidate in polling history, unless, that is, the Republican establishment fails to stop Donald Trump, who's even more disliked.

Republican Presidents like Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush had nominated moderates like Anthony Kennedy and David Souter to the Supreme Court, and conservatives were determined to make sure George W. Bush would not repeat the pattern.

Decide to nominate the article for deletion.

Despite calls for change, the European Union is determined to cling on to the right to nominate the next managing director.

"The Tiger Rising" (2001), about two lonely children determined to release a caged animal, was nominated for the National Book Award.

Now he's nominated again… and more determined to win.

Determined to avoid a repeat, the Social Democrats in September nominated the pugnacious Mr. Steinbrück.

The New York Times reported on February 15 , 1853that "if the President nominates Benjamin, the Democrats are determined to confirm him".

But the MP for Hemsworth, who was instrumental in Ed Miliband's rise to Labour leadership and the first MP to publicly nominate Jeremy Corbyn for leader, says he is determined to push for greater equality.