Sentence examples for has suggested nominating from inspiring English sources

The Chinese government's mouthpiece, Beijing Daily, has suggested nominating Julian Assange for the Noble Peace Prize.

Some have even suggested nominating her for the presidency.

The New York Times notes that the president has suggested he may nominate a former clerk of Kennedy's as a replacement, which may have made the justice more willing to step down.

Giuliani has suggested (Union Leader, 11/5/07) he would nominate justices similar to Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas, John Roberts and Samuel Alito.

But despite his evident popularity, Sissay – who has an MBE for services to literature – admits he hesitated when the student union first suggested nominating him.

Fish suggested nominating Hoar again, but Grant instead chose Cushing.

Mr Strauss-Kahn had been expected to quit the fund in June and return to France to compete for the Socialist nomination for the French presidency; polls had suggested that, if nominated, he would beat Nicolas Sarkozy in next year's election.

During the Republican nominating contest, Mitt Romney had suggested that the Arizona law was "a model" for other states, although the Romney campaign has insisted that he was talking about an employer verification system.

At this point, there has been little indication of who Obama might nominate to take over from Holder, and administration officials have suggested that the announcement may not happen for the next few weeks.

Some have suggested camouflage.

Hutchison's results in the 2011-12 campaign on paper outweigh those of Sophie Williams, who reports suggest has been nominated to the British Olympic team at Hutchison's expense.