Sentence examples for nominating someone from inspiring English sources

"The Democrats are really dependent on the Republicans nominating someone who is unacceptable," Mr. Black said.

3) By proxy Voting by proxy means nominating someone you trust to vote on your behalf.

"If you are nominating someone you are …," the prime minister said.

But if he doesn't, would Republicans really consider nominating someone who is so deeply unpopular among his own constituents?

Given the large amounts of glory and prize money (this year about £627,000) bestowed on whoever wins the award, the process of nominating someone is surprisingly easy.

All it requires is a letter or email submitted to the Norwegian Nobel committe by 1 February, nominating someone and explaining why they deserve the prize.

"The Party won't nominate someone who starts in a hole.

Would you like to step forward – or nominate someone else?

He said his party should not nominate someone who does not offer a contrast with Mr. Obama.

That's who we have to nominate, someone who can appeal to them".

Republicans have to nominate someone better than the person they want to defeat.