Sentence examples similar to making nomination from inspiring English sources

Obama's own slow pace in making nominations has played a part, too.

As an alternative, the Ninth Circuit said Montana could appoint its judges "with a bipartisan and expert panel making nominations".

Senate Republicans seek to pin blame for the abysmal pace of filling judicial vacancies on President Obama's slowness in making nominations.

In making nominations to the Supreme Court, Presidents care about diversity, which is a relatively new term for an idea that is nearly as old as the Court itself.

The Obama administration's quick start on making nominations has slowed to a trickle, lessening the pressure on the Senate to deal with the backlog.

The subsequent demise in the 1810s of the Federalist Party, which failed even to nominate a presidential candidate in 1820, made nomination by the Democratic-Republican caucus tantamount to election as president.

(You can make nominations at TierneyLab, at nytimes.com/tierneylab).

The prime ministers of Commonwealth countries are allowed to make nominations to the order.

Although he was initially slower than Mr. Bush to make nominations, he has caught up recently.

You have until 11pm on Monday 25 April to make nominations.

These will be asked to make nominations to a candidate long list.