Sentence examples for had not nominated from inspiring English sources
He noted that Mr. Obama had not nominated her for the position.
So new is the party that Mr Sharon had not nominated his ministers and lieutenants before going into hospital.
After it was clear that Mr. Obama, the first black president, would nominate Ms. Kagan, several black women wrote to him saying they were disappointed that he had not nominated a black woman.
Obama had not nominated her to replace Hilary Clinton at State — he never said a public word about the possibility — but she was subjected to the roughest vetting of any public official in a very long time.
The Screen Actors Guild had not nominated Mr. Stallone, he has made a slew of bad movies, and "Creed" was the seventh Rocky film: the academy is not big on franchises.
The party had not nominated a bone fide conservative since Calvin Coolidge in 1924, and the party's conservative base, situated mostly in the South and Midwest, launched a mutiny on the establishment in an effort to nominate an indubitably conservative candidate.
It would be Joseph if I hadn't nominated him as the tournament's best player.
Since then, Republicans have not nominated a candidate who favors abortion rights; Democrats have not nominated one who opposes them.
The Obama administration still has not nominated a director for the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives.
