Sentence examples for executive nomination from inspiring English sources

No Republicans have as yet announced a run for the executive nomination.

Not since 1977 have Nassau Republicans held a primary for the county executive nomination.

Also, an executive nomination is like a law that has a sunset provision: the appointment expires automatically when the Presidency changes hands.

At the very least, the coming together of the four prominent figures in county Democratic circles does suggest that there will not be a bruising and debilitating primary for the county executive nomination as there was four years ago.

He ran unsuccessfully for the county executive nomination in 1993, and founded an e-commerce business, Digital Possibilities, that struggled financially and disbanded when he ran for and won the county executive job in 1997, taking office Jan . 1 , 1998

As of July 22, the Senate has confirmed only 50 of President Trump's 229 executive nominations.

The Senate Republicans will no longer block executive nominations just because they don't like the agency in question.

She has held a number of positions, and currently serves on the Judiciary, Education and Legislative and Executive Nominations Committees.

Harry Reid talked big on Monday about getting rid of the Senate filibuster for executive nominations, but talking big is not the same as acting big.

The Senate majority leader, Harry Reid, has talked about eliminating the 60-vote threshold to approve judicial and executive nominations, yet he has not done so.

In the long run, whenever the same party controls both the Senate and the White House, it will have more ability to control judicial and executive nominations.