Sentence examples for made nominating from inspiring English sources

But the fact that Trump has also made nominating judges a priority for his administration makes that possibility unlikely: He's nominated more than double the number of people to the bench that Obama had by his first 10 months in the Oval Office.

A report issued in 1968 predicted that "instantaneous polls of the entire electorate" conducted by "central computers from every home" would make nominating Conventions obsolete, which has, in fact, happened.

The actual winners — as well as plenty of shows that didn't get nominated — made a better case for the medium.

"All of those things help". In addition, the source added, "she doesn't appear to bring any obvious controversy to the job, which everyone wants to avoid". So far, the only opposition to Wood that has surfaced has come from liberals who have raised questions about statements she made when nominated by Reagan.

If sufficient nominations are made by the nominating committee or by petition to provide at least as many nominees as positions to be filled, nominations cannot be made from the floor.

If he can take command in the three early-voting states, he could make the nominating battle a swift one.

But Trump ran for President as the unlikely defender of the forgotten American worker, which makes his nominating a wealthy, anti-labor C.E.O. from an industry notorious for wage theft and labor-law violations to be his Secretary of Labor incongruous, even for him.

(We didn't make the nominating list, but the film did get archived there).

But Trump clearly has a lot of work to do to make his nominating convention work.

Changing the primary calendar is related to the national primary idea and often proposed as a way to make the nominating system better.

Make sure you have nominated the beneficiaries of your pension fund with the relevant pension provider.