Sentence examples for nominating only from inspiring English sources

Mr Bush has waffled about nominating only judges who would stick to a strict interpretation of the constitution.

Melmoth said that nominating only three candidates for as many posts meant the election would not be properly contested.

"The Master," meanwhile, got little love from the actors group, who notably overlooked Joaquin Phoenix's performance, nominating only Philip Seymour Hoffman in the supporting category for the title role.

But, because the White House has got around to nominating only one of the Democratic choices (Goldschmid; the other is Roel Campos), the Democrat-controlled Senate Banking Committee has refused to act on any of Bush's nominees other than the S.E.C.'s chairman, Harvey Pitt.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced new membership rules today to increase diversity a second year of nominating only white actors.

Nate Parker's blunt biographical drama "The Birth of a Nation" premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January, 11 days after members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences came under fire for nominating only white actors for a second straight year.

He holds the distinction of having the most nominations for a motorsport athlete, (Fernando Alonso has been nominated only twice, Sebastian Vettel three times, and Valentino Rossi five times) and being the only motorsport athlete to have won the award.

And, of course, there's the little detail (as phrased by Bob Fischbach of the Omaha World-Herald) that "for Oscar nominations, only actors nominate actors, only directors nominate directors, only writers nominate writers and so on.

Would nominate only Supreme Court justices who support abortion rights.

The Republicans were the tough guys who said, sorry, we can nominate only one person.

In 1994, Blur's Parklife was nominated, only for Elegant Slumming by M People to win.