Sentence examples for must nominate a from inspiring English sources

The president-elect must nominate a new vice president, who must be confirmed by the House and the Senate.

This says that the European Council, mindful of European elections (which are due in May), must nominate a candidate whom the European Parliament then "elects" as president.

If you must nominate a sport for generosity of spirit, why not choose the one in which opponents often stop to embrace each other during play?

State Republicans, who must nominate a Senate candidate on May 30, are increasingly exasperated with Mr. Giuliani for taking this long to make a decision.

Here in the home state of Bob Dole, the party's failed nominee from 1996, who has endorsed Mr. Romney, Mr. Santorum made the case that Republicans must nominate a die-hard conservative to succeed in November.

Shortly after 6 P.M., Senator Marco Rubio released a statement in which he hailed Scalia as "one of the most consequential Americans in our history," and added, "The _next"—_my emphasis added president must nominate a justice who will continue Justice Scalia's unwavering belief in the founding principles that we hold dear".

Under the Vacancies Act of 1998, President Bush has 210 days to nominate a successor, which means he must nominate someone by the end of January 2004.

Under the competition rules, a country must nominate in advance three of their four athletes to count towards the team score - and Britain went with Cooke and Evans alongside Woodbridge, who competed in the 2008 and 2012 Olympics.

In the vast majority of states an independent party must not only win a certain number of votes to get a line on the ballot but must nominate its own candidate.

At a rally in Toledo, Mr. Romney hammered President Obama's leadership and argued that the Republican Party must nominate someone with the experience and the economic know-how to turn around a nation at risk of losing its way.

Trump must also nominate a new NASA administrator to replace Charles Bolden, who was appointed by President Obama.