Sentence examples for nominating one from inspiring English sources

Asian Americans had hoped that President Barack Obama would make history by nominating one of us to serve on the Supreme Court.

And the next time, he says, they might end up putting a Democrat on the Supreme Court rather than just nominating one to run for the job.

Such strategic matters would be decided on via an enhanced majority rule voting system involving ten members appointed from among the councillors of the metropolitan boroughs (one representing each borough with each council nominating one substitute) without the input of central government.

Instead of only nominating one charity per group, members can now vote on who which charities or politicians can best enact the change they want.

We ask for your help in nominating one junior candidate from your House for the Aloian Scholarships.

The global brand manager for MasterCard did just that by convincing the organization to form a "miniboard" of six board members and nominating one to be its chair.

Parliament nominates one person to run for president, on a yes-or-no ballot.

Then nominate one hour when you can start on the task.

Long live books!" If voters could not see their character of choice on the shortlist, they could nominate one.

In the fellowship proposals, fellows nominated one or more outputs to focus on during their fellowship and to continue with on their return home.

Although you can only nominate one book, you can join the discussion on as many as you like.