Sentence examples for nominated a delay from inspiring English sources

Dr. Murthy's appointment was confirmed Monday night, more than a year after he was nominated — a delay that said as much about the American political cycle as it did of his views.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency FHFAA) has not had an official chief for years now, but after too long a delay President Obama nominated a solid, well-respected North Carolina congressman named Mel Watt to the post.

Mr. Kos nominated a Klimt saxophone.

Nearly all respondents nominated a domain that reflected physical status.

The administration must, without further delay, nominate a new census director.

TOKYO — The Japanese government said Tuesday that it would delay nominating a central bank governor by a week, fanning talk of friction between the prime minister and the finance minister over who should run a Bank of Japan charged with reigniting the economy.

With this in mind, EFOMP (European Federation of Organisations for Medical Physics) in association with ESR European Society of Radiologyy) nominated an expert working group.

Trump wanted his longtime personal pilot, John Dunkin, at the helm of the agency, but the president lacked the needed support on Capitol Hill for the nomination, which contributed to delays in nominating a permanent administrator, according to a former FAA official.

Further delay in nominating a permanent secretary could pose problems for the Defense Department.

The delay in nominating a defense secretary has frustrated some lawmakers, who have complained about the growing number of senior roles in the administration filled by officials who have not gone through the Senate confirmation process.

Washington insiders have interpreted President Barack Obama's long delay in nominating a permanent director as a sign that Warren cannot overcome Republican resistance in the Senate, but her outreach efforts to the congressional GOP appear to be changing the calculus.