Sentence examples for initially nominated from inspiring English sources

Note that although Judge Helene White was appointed by President George W. Bush, I count her as a Democratic nominee because she was initially nominated by President Clinton and her nomination by Bush was part of a bipartisan deal in which this nomination was traded for an end to Democratic obstruction of other nominees to the 6th Circuit.

Subtests with higher factor loadings on those factors were initially nominated.

The issue of how service induced damage affects the initially nominated as optimal sensor configuration is also investigated and reported.

The Irish initially nominated McQuaid but that was over-ruled at an extraordinary general meeting on 15 June.

Reconsideration of honours is normally triggered by a referral from the authority which initially nominated the individual concerned, which in Sir Fred's case was the Scottish Executive.

It even initially nominated Mr. Shater himself, and picked Mr. Morsi only after Mr. Shater was disqualified because of a past prison sentence.

(Thomas A. Hendricks, Cleveland's first vice president, had died during the first year of his term, and the Constitution at the time did not allow for a replacement.) Later that month, the Republicans held their convention, initially nominating James G. Blaine, who had served as secretary of state under James Garfield and had run against Cleveland in 1884.

(Thomas A. Hendricks, Cleveland's first vice president, had died during the first year of his term, and the Constitution at the time did not allow for a replacement). Later that month, the Republicans held their convention, initially nominating James G. Blaine, who had served as secretary of state under James Garfield and had run against Cleveland in 1884.

"To be given this opportunity is absolutely fantastic and I can't thank my boss enough for initially nominating me and also the final committee for selecting me".

Justice Thomas's contentious confirmation hearings are discussed only in passing, but considerable space in this book is devoted to the current Bush administration's efforts to ensure the confirmation of Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito, and the president's disastrous decision initially to nominate his longtime friend the White House counsel Harriet Miers to Justice O'Connor's seat.

Initially, four candidates were nominated to challenge Mr. Blatter: Prince Ali, Michael van Praag of the Netherlands, the former Portuguese player Luís Figo and the former French player David Ginola.