Sentence examples for may have nominated from inspiring English sources

And, doubly lucky for Elena Kagan (we have made some real progress here), the White House seems to be comfortable handling, albeit somewhat defensively, the assertions that the President may have nominated a LESBIAN to the SUPREME COURT!

Categories for education were inadvertently different in the pre- and post-intervention surveys hence individuals with a trade but no certificate may have nominated trade/technical at pre-intervention but junior high school at post-intervention.

"And when it comes to the task of implementing this ill-conceived and disastrous law, the president may as well have nominated Sisyphus, because as I indicated, Ms. Burwell has been asked to do the impossible here".

Nonetheless, recent genetic studies have nominated about 20 loci that may modify AO or progression of HD.

He could have nominated himself".

Gabourey Sidibe may have been nominated for an Academy Award for her title role in 2009's "Precious," but that doesn't mean everyone in Hollywood knows who she is just yet.

For another, contestants may have been nominated by friends or family members, but they're ultimately there by personal choice, and all of them have decided to receive lifestyle advice with an open mind from a group of gay men from the big city who are more than willing to participate in cultural exchange.

So far, F.D.A. officials decline to discuss how this may work, because President Obama has nominated Dr. Margaret A. Hamburg, a former New York City health commissioner, who still requires Senate confirmation.

To fulfill these obligations, the Tony nominators may have to nominate more shows than they might want to, and from these, the producers may have to select the more conventionally televisable sequences.

Olson's role in Bush v Gore may very well be the immediate reason that Bush has nominated him to the post of solicitor general.

The president has nominated Michael Toner to be a commissioner of the F.E.C. and may put him on the commission through a recess appointment.