Sentence examples for doesn't nominate from inspiring English sources

The whole election is invented by European political groups … The European parliament doesn't nominate, the council does that.

"If the president doesn't nominate a solid nominee, that is going counter to what he campaigned on," Mr. Brownback said.

"Some members said, 'If we don't use the influence of the caucus, and the President doesn't nominate a Hispanic, then the Hispanic community is going to say, "Where was the caucus?" ' " Velázquez recalled.

But after the backlash from distrustful conservatives, Mr. Land said, "I will be shocked if the president doesn't nominate a strong, known conservative, and that will provoke a knock-down, drag-out, bare-knuckled brawl".

Going on past evidence, it will be a major surprise if Athletics Northern Ireland doesn't nominate all those athletes who have achieved Commonwealth Games consideration standards.

The problem is, when you've identified yourself as a one-issue (or even handful-of-related-issues) voter, and the party doesn't nominate someone reliably on your side, what do you do?

(It does not nominate actors or directors; its awards go only to the producers of each film).

(It does not nominate actors or directors; its awards go only to the producers of a film).

As established in previous work in social network analysis [19], network links premised on cognitive salience, such as the edges in the NetSense nomination layer, have the property of potentially being asymmetric: one person may nominate the other as a cognitively salient contact but the other may fail to reciprocate (A nominates B but B does not nominate A).

I hope, however, he does not nominate an overly ideological person.

When my mom is outraged every year when I don't get nominated or the show doesn't get nominated, I say, "Well mom, I just want to remind you that if I ever do get nominated, it's the same jackasses that didn't nominate for three years".