Sentence examples for likely nominate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Karzai could then renominate them or, more likely, nominate new candidates.

All of them believed that Trump would likely nominate a suitably conservative judge to fill Antonin Scalia's seat on the Supreme Court.

Before the companies merged, Time Warner board member William Barr, whom Trump will likely nominate for attorney general, attended a meeting with the company's general counsel and officials from the Justice Department's antitrust division to discuss the mega-merger.

"When that happens, our side will likely nominate and confirm lower-court and Supreme Court nominees with 51 votes, regardless of whether Democrats actually buy into this fanciful notion that they demolish the filibuster on lower-court nominees and still preserve it for Supreme Court nominees," Grassley said.

It appears Tom Wheeler is in a rush to hand out some regulatory favors before his time is up as chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (after this fall's election, the new president will likely nominate a new chairman).

There are 14 other judicial nominees ready for a Senate vote, and Obama will likely nominate more next year.

The Republicans have made this task even harder for themselves through tactical mistakes such as reframing the abortion issue as a debate about contraception, and by most likely nominating a candidate who makes George H. W. Bush look like a working class man of the people.

Vying for runner-up prizes are Christopher Plummer (for The Last Station), Matt Damon for Invictus, Peter Sarsgaard for An Education and Stanley Tucci (a serial killer in The Lovely Bones, a doting husband in Julie & Julia, and more likely nominated for the former).

With Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg currently 83, Justice Anthony Kennedy 80, and Justice Stephen Breyer 78, President Trump is likely to nominate several more justices, and responses to Gorsuch's nomination may set the tone.

The party is now likely to nominate President Heidar Aliev's son, Ilham, as speaker.

Second, we can look at who the party is most likely to nominate in 2016.