Sentence examples for nominating a strong from inspiring English sources

Americans are more fearful about another terrorist attack than at any time since the weeks after Sept. 11, 2001, and the gnawing sense of dread is lifting Donald J. Trump to a new high among Republican voters who are most focused on nominating a strong leader, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll.

I look forward to the President nominating a strong director who will keep the FBI focused on its core mission and out of the political thicket".

There was no attempt to nominate a strong ideologue.

And the administration should nominate a strong undersecretary for food safety.

Despite the concerns of the Republican establishment, some evidence suggests that the G.O.P. is especially likely to nominate a strong conservative in 2012.

Duffy added that if Democrats nominate a strong presidential nominee, Trump might find himself fighting "the last war" as the electorate adjusts to new choices and new debates.

But after the backlash from distrustful conservatives, Mr. Land said, "I will be shocked if the president doesn't nominate a strong, known conservative, and that will provoke a knock-down, drag-out, bare-knuckled brawl".

Page A26 CENSUS CRUNCH TIME With only a year to go before the nationwide census, President-elect Barack Obama needs to nominate a strong new director who can move swiftly to counteract years of political meddling and neglect.

In a critical setback for the project, the state Senate on Feb. 4 nominated a strong critic of the incentives, Sen. Michael N. Gianaris (D-Queens), to a state board where he could effectively veto the deal.

With only a year to go before the nationwide count in 2010, Mr. Obama needs to nominate a strong new director who can move swiftly to counteract years of political meddling and neglect that have left the bureau ill prepared to conduct the next census.

Well, Lady Warsi on Wednesday told peers: "It is important that we nominate a strong candidate.