Sentence examples for nominated a new from inspiring English sources
The Socialist Party has not yet nominated a new candidate.
Mr Jonathan has already nominated a new central-bank governor, Godwin Emefiele, the managing director of Zenith Bank.
Yet again President René Préval has nominated a new prime minister for Haiti, yet again its citizens wait and suffer.
It is believed that if Mr. Roosevelt should not be nominated, a new party will be organized.
Libya Libya's new prime minister has nominated a new cabinet that includes members of the main liberal and Islamist parties.
On Monday, another political sinkhole opened in Baghdad: the President nominated a new Prime Minister, Haider al-Abadi, to replace Maliki.
Conversely, this line of reasoning goes, holding the convention in the politically safe terrain of New York would represent a missed opportunity, especially if the party is nominating a New Yorker like Mrs. Clinton.
He even pledged to seek consensus when nominating a new president.
He may decide to call the Republicans' bluff, fire Sessions, and nominate a new Attorney General.
The administration must, without further delay, nominate a new census director.
Elections to the assembly would be triggered if Robinson fails to nominate a new team.
