Sentence examples for has nominated more from inspiring English sources
But Trump has nominated more than fifty judges to federal courts this seems to be an extraordinary pocket of efficiency in his Administration and many of these nominees personify an attack on the judicial system.
Raben Group president Robert Raben, who advises Democratic judicial and executive branch nominees, said that Obama has nominated more female and minority candidates, but they have also faced a tougher time getting confirmed.
President Obama's administration has nominated more women and people of color for judgeships than any previous administration in history.
President Donald Trump has nominated more white men to serve as judges in U.S. federal courts than any president since George H.W. Bush, an Associated Press analysis found Monday.
Issuing the call in the president's name, White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer cited data showing that Bush has nominated more people but had fewer of them confirmed than each of his three immediate predecessors at the same point in their terms.
Given that President Obama has nominated more female and minority candidates to the federal bench than any other President, the delay in judicial confirmations is also a delay in increased diversity, and thus the quality of justice, in our nation's court system.
The average degree of the network is 29.146 which shows that nodes in the network have nominated more than 29 other persons to be an admin.
Double counting was prevented by not counting cases where an individual had nominated more than one OL.
Mr. Reagan has nominated two more governors, but the Senate has yet to act on them.
MTV has nominated you for more Video Music Awards in one year than it has any other artist.
"When we talk about what kind of an impact the Tea Party is going to have on the midterms, what I'm watching are these seats where the Tea Party has nominated candidates over more viable Republican candidates -- that's my measuring stick," said Jennifer Duffy, who watches Senate races for the nonpartisan Cook Political Report.
