Sentence examples for nominating people from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Cuomo has lagged behind Mr. Spitzer on appointing or nominating people to leadership positions at the state's major agencies, departments and authorities, which control billions of dollars in revenue and play a central role in government-led economic development projects.

That is not unusual for a top Fed official in Ms. Yellen's position — her predecessors also spent little time at the White House — but it is significant for a president who has often placed a premium on nominating people he knows.

I'm often nominating people through the system.

But now that a Republican president is nominating people like Mr. Estrada to the court, these objections to its size have withered.

Mr. Schumer and other Democrats said the problem with Mr. Bush's judicial nominees was not the process but the president's insistence on nominating people viewed by Democrats as staunch conservatives.

"They didn't give us any guidelines for nominating people," says Aloff, who rarely forwards names to the publication.

While the province nominates people, the federal government does background checks and has the final say.

Studios complain the organization nominates people based on their star wattage instead of their performances.

The employees nominate people in each category and then you become a value ambassador for the coming year.

They could easily dismiss ministers and nominate people who would be loyal to them in ministerial positions".

The committees' recommendations are not binding and in fact, presidents have occasionally nominated people despite negative evaluations.