Sentence examples for idea to nominate from inspiring English sources

It's also a good idea to nominate one tenant to be responsible for liaising with the landlord, to avoid any confusion or oversights.

"It's a good idea to nominate an entrepreneur to head this mission — it's a small team with very practical goals," he said.

But from the narrow point of view of the election, an even more pressing question arises: how did the Republicans lose their ability to spot star power?A month before the primaries the Republicans have no idea whom to nominate.

Earlier, Truman had appointed Eisenhower to high military posts and had even flirted with the idea of working to nominate him as a Democratic candidate for president in 1948.

A decade and a half later, when I was a not-quite senior staffer in the Carter White House, I was in the habit of suggesting to whoever would listen that it would be a splendid idea for President Carter to nominate Anthony Lewis for a seat on the Supreme Court.

If you agree that an essential step towards reforming U.S. foreign policy is breaking the political power of corporate America in Washington, here's a baby step to help agitate for this idea: petitioning President Obama to nominate Senator Warren to fill the Supreme Court vacancy.

Good-government types spread the idea that the parties ought to nominate candidates through primary elections open to as many people as possible.

Mike is soaring ahead in the early polls, in a surge to the front of the pack that suggests Republicans cannot come to grips with the idea that they are supposed to nominate either Mitt Romney or Rudy Giuliani for president.

CEDAR FAIR'S board was unreceptive to the idea that the company's owners be allowed to nominate directors to represent them.

The idea is this: let the community decide who to nominate, and who wins, in a number of award categories.

More details will be coming soon, but the idea is to let the community decide who to nominate, and who wins, in a number of award categories.