Sentence examples for interest in nominating from inspiring English sources

However, Geithner voluntarily amended his 2001 and 2002 returns only after Obama expressed interest in nominating him to the Treasury post.

When he returned, the Democratic Party expressed some interest in nominating him for president again, but when it became clear that Ulysses S. Grant would be the Republican candidate, this interest died.

As stated by University of North Carolina School of Law professor Michael J. Gerhardt, this is the position that "the critical inquiry is not whether the letter of the law has been broken (it has) but rather whether the problem that the clause exists to preclude conflicts of interest in nominating a member of Congress who has been able to vote himself or herself a raise has been avoided".

A lot of constituency Labour parties are interested in nominating the next leader of the Labour party rather than the next prime minister.

Woodrow Wilson, some historians now claim, was interested in a third term, but Democrats weren't interested in nominating him.

A Republican leadership that was looking to move more towards the right would not be interested in nominating this man or nominating the committee chairmen they are in congress.

There he developed an interest in international law and was nominated as a minister to the German government by some of his American contacts in Berlin.

To show his practical interest in the welfare of Alaska, he nominated an Alaskan as its governor.

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Page 9 NOMINATION FOR BANK POST Germany moved swiftly to install a guardian of its interests in the European Central Bank, nominating J Asmussen, a top technocrat to replace a senior bank official who resigned unexpectedly.

Anyone who explicitly declares an interest in running would almost certainly not be nominated.