Sentence examples for interested nominees from inspiring English sources

After establishing a list of potential candidate members for our panel we will approach them with details of the time requirements and program details. Interested nominees will be invited to participate in panel.

People interested in the nominee's stance on vital constitutional issues are left to read the tea leaves gleaned from her religious affiliation, the nods and winks of various administration and religious insiders, and now a pro-life questionnaire Ms. Miers completed as a candidate for minor office in 1989.

Mr. Cheney reportedly wanted to alert them because he had previously indicated that he was not interested in being the nominee.

This is Senator Jay Rockefeller's seat, and for a long while it looked as if nobody in the entire state was interested in being the Democratic nominee to replace him.

"We are really interested in knowing whether the nominee has the background, experience, qualifications, temperament and integrity to handle this most sensitive, important and responsible job," Mr. Kennedy said.

The former Alaska Governor and Republican vice-presidential nominee made headlines last week when she said she had a "servant's heart" and was "interested" and then "seriously interested" in running for president in 2016.

Why not? "Because you're not interested, because you're not actually interested in the future of the Republican Party and our nominees.

Many of these posts cover areas Trump is ostensibly interested in the Department of Homeland Security, for example, has no nominee for its high-level assistant secretary for Immigration and Customs Enforcement post.

Other Republicans were far less interested in waging war over the D.C. Circuit nominees.

Mr. Rubio has said repeatedly that he is not interested in being his party's vice presidential nominee in 2012.

In the Washington parlor game known as "veepstakes," there are three acceptable answers if you are asked whether you're interested in being picked as the vice-presidential nominee.