Sentence examples for nominates someone from inspiring English sources

Kennedy and other Democrats hope that if the President nominates someone while the Roberts nomination is still outstanding, there is a chance that the combination of two serious conservatives will generate more opposition than Roberts alone will.

Usually the nominations for federal judgeships work this way: a president nominates someone and the Senate decides whether to confirm the choice.

If he won the nomination, he would start with a big disadvantage, but if the party nominates someone else, his disillusioned supporters might not show up on election day.

If he nominates someone, he risks losing a battle with determined congressional Republicans, and being painted as a servant of Big Labour.

When someone in the United States nominates someone from Argentina for doing good work on a project, the entire company sees the nomination.

If he nominates someone else, it will look like he caved to the Benghazi fallout and worries about Rice's nomination getting through the Senate.

"The Party won't nominate someone who starts in a hole.

Would you like to step forward – or nominate someone else?

He said his party should not nominate someone who does not offer a contrast with Mr. Obama.

That's who we have to nominate, someone who can appeal to them".

Republicans have to nominate someone better than the person they want to defeat.