Sentence examples for it will nominate from inspiring English sources

And despite Labor's own previous intention to repeal the cut and its insistence that it will nominate alternative budget savings to those it is opposing in the Senate, a spokesman for the opposition leader, Bill Shorten, said the ALP would now continue to oppose the repeal – on the grounds that "the budget has hurt low-income people enough".

Poland has confirmed that it will nominate its Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski to replace Catherine Ashton as EU foreign policy chief.

Charter is expected to unveil its own slate of directors it will nominate to the Time Warner Cable board, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Dillard's said it will nominate one director favored by Barington, its Chief Executive James Mitarotonda, and that the sides reached an agreement on the three other seats.

On Tuesday Charter announced a slate of directors it will nominate to Time Warner Cable's board at its annual meeting later this year.

Although Elizabeth Warren was named the acting head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the Obama administration has not decided whether it will nominate her to fill the slot.

"And I will nominate judges who know the difference between personal opinion and law.

To serve as the 48th secretary of the interior, I will nominate Gale Norton of Colorado.

Nor is it clear whether Likud will nominate its current leader, Ariel Sharon, or his party rival, Benjamin Netanyahu, the man Mr. Barak defeated 17 months ago.

It's unclear who Trump will nominate, but it almost doesn't matter.

After President Obama signs it into law, he will nominate Mr. Mueller for the shortened term, and the Senate has already agreed to vote on confirming him after just two hours of debate.