Sentence examples for formally nominating from inspiring English sources

In fact, the agency was just four days from formally nominating the site for historic preservation.

Last week a coalition of developing countries forced the issue by formally nominating Stanley Fischer, the I.M.F.'s first deputy managing director.

It is true that Obama has often tried to "pre-clear" judges with Senators before formally nominating them; unlike recent Republican Presidents, he has also agreed to allow the American Bar Association to vet nominees.

When Mr. Obama signed papers formally nominating Mr. Hagel, Mr. Kerry and Mr. Brennan after his Inaugural Address on Monday, he said, "I'm sending a few nominations up, which I know will be handled with great dispatch".

The liberal wing of the Democratic party will be delighted to have Warren, who is running to recapture Ted Kennedy's old Senate seat in Massachusetts, speaking in primetime, just ahead of former president Clinton, who gets the honour of formally nominating Obama before the roll call of delegates.

She made regular television appearances railing against Wall Street and mega-banks, a habit that made her bankers' public enemy No. 1. Warren then became the acting director of the CFPB, but President Barack Obama dropped the idea of formally nominating her for the post, in large part because there was only a slim chance that the Senate she is now joining would confirm her.

At the Conservative Assembly meeting at which Allsopp was formally nominated as the party's candidate, one of his nominators, Mr J. Standfast, decried the situation in Ireland.

A11 World Briefing A6 NATIONAL A18-30 G.O.P. Formalizes Ticket; Cheney Lashes Out at Gore The Republican party formally nominated Gov. George W. Bush for president.

She was formally nominated in January.

The Dominican Republic formally nominated him for the World Bank position.

Once formally nominated at the Republican convention in Minneapolis-St.