Sentence examples for nominate a choice from inspiring English sources

Their primary goal was not to defeat Republicans in 2004 but to nominate a choice, not an echo, who would come from the Democratic wing of the Democratic party.

Republican candidates have raced to the right, out-pledging each other to repeal ObamaCare, end Medicare as we know it, defund Planned Parenthood and its 97percentt of non-abortion related health services, establish an anti-choice litmus test for presidential appointees, and the holiest of holy grails -- nominate an anti-choice juduciary to overturn Roe v. Wade.

The Wrong is already demanding that Obama nominate a "fair and balanced" choice, preferably someone acceptable to "fair and balanced" Fox News commentators.

While Mr Obama flagged his own his intention "to nominate a successor in due time", he faces a difficult choice.

Mr Bush is not the first president to nominate a close friend to the court FDR nominated Felix Frankfurter, who turned out to be a good choice, and Johnson nominated Abe Fortas, who resigned from the bench under a cloud but both were defensible in terms of intellect and experience.There is little evidence that Ms Miers passes this test.

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The Democrats will nominate their choice for president here this summer.

The White House, irritated by Mr. Menendez, has in response been declining to nominate his choice for the United States District Court in New Jersey, Magistrate Judge Michael A. Shipp.

She also nominates a personal passion.

Mr. Kos nominated a Klimt saxophone.

Although the Smithsonian's board of regents must give final approval to all nominees, if it rejects any of her choices she can then nominate additional choices, according to Sheila Burke, an under secretary of the Smithsonian.