Sentence examples for future nominations from inspiring English sources

The Lake District joins the Forth bridge near Edinburgh and Gorham's Cave complex in Gibraltar on the UK's tentative list of potential future nominations.

However, it is unclear whether the pact will withstand future nominations, especially to the Supreme Court.See articleThe House of Representatives passed a bill that loosens a ban on the federal use of human embryos in stem-cell research.

Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the minority leader, said at a news conference before the vote that the Democrats were sending Mr. Bush "as clear a message as we can" about future nominations, particularly for the Supreme Court.

The fact that he is quite young, that the Republican Party lacks an obvious successor other than him, and that he commands the respect of both the party base and the party establishment, all work in his favor in terms of running for and winning future nominations.

And now, he's going to hold up future nominations until he gets his way.

The experience, however, has him somewhat jaded by the prospect of future nominations.

Future Nomination threshold will rise to 20% of MPs.

We are also able to predict a significant proportion of future nomination edges using information from the behavioral layers; about 70 80% of edges are predicted with a reasonable accuracy.

But we would encourage Republicans, as well as Democrats, to consider further improvements that will ensure future nomination contests balance the goals of freedom of choice, maximum participation, and success in nominating a representative candidate.

Whomever Mr. Romney selects as his vice presidential candidate will also have a good shot at future Republican nominations.

The Republicans, with their majority, could both cut off debate on a nominee and establish a precedent that would apply to all future judicial nominations.