Sentence examples for had nominated for from inspiring English sources
Mr. DiFrancesco reinforced his politics-as-usual image when he stood by the nomination of a close friend, Isabel Miranda, whom he had nominated for state treasurer, even after it was disclosed that she had taken a leave of absence rather than resign from her post as senior vice president at U.S. Trust Company of New Jersey, creating a possible conflict of interest with her new state job.
Last winter it slowly emerged that the Labour party had nominated for peerages four businessmen who had lent it large sums of cash.
It was prompted by the revelation that a number of individuals whom Mr Blair had nominated for life peerages had made secret loans to the Labour Party.
Mr. Pistole, the deputy director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, was the third person President Obama had nominated for the job.
In January, 2010, lawmakers in the Afghan parliament rejected seventeen of twenty-four ministers whom Karzai had nominated for his Cabinet.
A dozen delegates, in recent interviews, said they could not even remember the handful of candidates they had nominated for the State Supreme Court last year.
And many of the candidates whom Trump has nominated for science-oriented roles are woefully underqualified.
First, vote on your favorite city that we've nominated for local eats.
David Cameron has nominated him for a life peerage for his public service, Downing Street confirmed.
I've nominated him for the Blue Grass Stakes in Kentucky.
