Sentence examples for nominating a new from inspiring English sources
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.
Nominating a new candidate for the old, unreformed job of director of central intelligence, as President Bush did yesterday, is not the logical or appropriate place to start.
He will thus remain Britain's biggest pub landlord, with some 5,500 hostelries.After a long search the Bush administration is nominating a new boss for America's Securities and Exchange Commission.
Senators Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio – and all the other Republican obstructionists who want to block Obama from nominating a new US supreme court justice – would be wise to learn their 19th century history before they're doomed to repeat it.
In the last few years, the identity of the security chiefs, always top secret, has become public, and the recent process of nominating a new General Security Services director was even publicly debated.
The Socialist Party has not yet nominated a new candidate.
It is believed that if Mr. Roosevelt should not be nominated, a new party will be organized.
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.
