Sentence examples for nominating a replacement from inspiring English sources

Kasich added that "the President should not move forward" with nominating a replacement for Scalia.

In a swift statement designed to warn Barack Obama against even nominating a replacement, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky).

In August 1989, Joliet Councilwoman Margaret Short died with two years remaining in her term and Joliet Mayor Charles Connor had the responsibility of nominating a replacement for consideration by the remaining councilmen.

Democrats called on Republicans to refrain from nominating a replacement for Kennedy, known as a swing vote on some issues, so close to the midterm elections.

Amid the debate over nominating a replacement for the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, former Sen. George Mitchell (D-Maine) spoke with HuffPost Live on Wednesday about why he declined a chance to be appointed to the Supreme Court in 1994.

Ms. Unger, 40, will serve until Mr. Bush nominates a replacement for Arthur Levitt and the nomination is approved by the Senate, said Representative Mike Oxley, an Ohio Republican who heads the House Financial Services Committee.

Usually, the current shiners would nominate a replacement.

President Barack Obama is expected to nominate a replacement within weeks.

Last week, the government nominated a replacement, a lifelong civil servant from the finance ministry.

President Obama has said that he plans to nominate a replacement as soon as next week.

Before election week was out, he had nominated a replacement for the outgoing Attorney General, Eric Holder.