Sentence examples for might not nominate from inspiring English sources

So when a year or so ago rumors began circulating that Xi Jinping might not nominate a successor at the 19th Congress, the stock response was simply to refer to China's longstanding practice of nominating a successor from among the next generation of leaders.

The lists ― largely assembled with the help of conservative brain trusts ― helped assuage supporters' fears that Trump might not nominate judges who are conservative enough.

"I'm not going to speculate on who might or might not be nominated by the Republicans," she said.

Shortly after Mr. Greenspan expressed skepticism during a Senate hearing last month, Robert Novak, the conservative columnist, quoted unidentified White House officials as saying that Mr. Greenspan might not be nominated for another term as chairman.

Your favourite band might not get nominated for the Mercury, or get airplay on Radio 1, but you can console yourself with the fact that, unlike a lot of bands that do, they'll probably still have a fanbase in two years' time.

We will not nominate somebody".

He did not nominate an amount.

Excludes respondents who did not nominate a price point.

Do not nominate random articles for deletion.

On the other end of the political spectrum, conservative commentator and Trump supporter Scottie Nell Hughes made a similar argument in March, after Trump suggested his backers might riot if he were not nominated at a contested convention.

After Robert Kennedy jumped in, Johnson concluded that he might not even get nominated.