Sentence examples for nominating one of 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.

In a further attempt to bolster small businesses, Theresa May has written to every cabinet member today nominating one of their ministerial team as a "small business champion".

The joint role of the Faculty and Administration in according this honor is reflected in the fact that any group of faculty can initiate the process by nominating one of their colleagues for an Institute professorship and in the joint action of the President and Chair of the Faculty in convening an ad hoc committee to review the case in detail and to make a recommendation on the nomination.

There's even talking about nominating one of their own for President, guaranteeing Obama's re-election!

"For one, the state's political establishment's toes collectively curl up at the prospect of nominating one of the other candidates: Ron Paul, Newt Gingrich or Rick Santorum.

For the telomeric rs1447295 region, three SNPs lie within potentially interesting regions, though strong evidence for nominating one of them as the strongest candidate is still lacking.

LAS VEGAS — President Obama on Friday nominated one of the nine federal prosecutors controversially fired by the Bush administration to retake his old job.

At the same time that they are blocking all possible Supreme Court nominees, Senate Republicans are in a panic because their party appears to be on a path to nominate one of two extremists for president -- extremists who attack the legitimacy of their political opponents and demean millions of Americans.

Romain Duris did not win a 2006 César for best actor for his performance in The Beat That My Heart Skipped, although he was nominated – one of his three César nominations to date.

He said that he planned to nominate one of his economic advisers, Stephen Moore, to an open seat on the Fed's board of governors.

In contrast to his frequent criticisms of Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., a generally reliable conservative, Mr. Trump has frequently heaped praise on Justice Kennedy and even has suggested that he might nominate one of his former clerks to the bench — subtle nudges the president hoped would make Justice Kennedy more comfortable with the idea of stepping down.