Sentence examples for is nominating from inspiring English sources
verb
To name someone as a candidate for a particular role or position, including that of an office.
Another increasingly likely possibility, they say, is nominating an alternative candidate.
Donald Trump is nominating Kelly Knight Craft to be the United States' ambassador to the United Nations.
One remedy some might pursue is nominating a short slate of director candidates, rather than a full slate.
Deputy Prime Minister and leader of the National Party, Warren Truss, is nominating National's Bruce Scott as deputy speaker.
Clorox said in a statement that it would review the proposed slate, but added: "We believe that Mr. Icahn is nominating candidates solely to advance his own agenda".
The president last week announced he is nominating William Barr, a former AG under George H.W. Bush, to the permanent role.
If Judge Wood is nominated, expect fireworks.
Unless, of course, anything "Twilight" is nominated.
The Committee is nominated by the SISC Board of Directors.
It is nominated for nine Oscars. .
