Sentence examples for nominated during the from inspiring English sources
If Gonzales had been nominated during the first year or so of the Administration, he'd have sailed through.
With Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina so far being the lone Republican on the committee to express support for Judge Sotomayor, the panel's vote on Tuesday reflects the ideological divide between the two parties as they stake out ground on federal judicial nominees and future Supreme Court candidates who could be nominated during the Obama administration.
Ties were coded as directed, so that 'in-degree' counts the number of nominations a given actor received from others, and 'out-degree' counts the number of other actors a given actor nominated during the survey.
The Yippies went on to nominate, during the tumult surrounding the 1968 Democratic National Convention, a pig named Pigasus to run for President of the United States.
The Peace Bureau was awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1910, after having been nominated during 7 of the first 10 years of the history of the prize.
A parameter would be finally accepted, if it had achieved an acceptance of 60% by the panel, whereas a parameter, not or only nominated once during the following Delphi rounds, was to be withdrawn.
Mr. Obama's failure to nominate anyone during the yearlong fight over health care puzzled many in Congress.
The new members, who have been nominated and elected during the last month, will bring star power and buying power, said Mara Manus, the theater's executive director.
40 The number of the Republican 🎉 rule that kept candidates besides Trump from being formally nominated in Cleveland during the Republican National Convention.
Women didn't fare as well with lead actress but won once in this time frame and were nominated ten times during the Academy's history.
The former head of Scotland Yard, who was labelled "Labour's favourite cop" during his tenure, was nominated by the former Prime Minister Gordon Brown as a "distinguished public servant".
