Sentence examples for nominates him from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rumsfeld cannot be confirmed until Mr. Bush officially nominates him after taking the oath, and it appears the transition team has held off appointing deputies until then.

"If the Republican Party nominates him, it is saying to the American people that it has lost all purpose except the raw political desire to hold power.

He will need all those skills if, as expected, President Obama nominates him to be chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, a move that could come as early as Monday.

Local squire Father Tom Ross has the cure of souls in his Herefordshire village because it saves on providing a vicarage; and the Dean of Hereford nominates him for the post of Speaker's chaplain in the House of Commons because, ironically, he considers him not tactful, sober or political enough for a job at Hereford Cathedral.

But if President Bush follows up on his invitation and nominates him -- either for the Fourth Circuit or possibly for a federal district judgeship -- Mr. Helms would be under significant political pressure to go along, particularly if Judge Boyle's elevation were at stake.

U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said Wednesday he would accept a fifth term as head of the world's most powerful central bank if President Bush nominates him, putting him on course to become the longest-serving Fed chief ever.

Which party should nominate him?

George Bush nominated him chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

His party quickly nominated him for president.

I would not have nominated him.

"Otherwise, they wouldn't have nominated him.