Sentence examples for nominating such from inspiring English sources

A federal official nominating such a person for inclusion on the list just needs "reasonable suspicion" of a danger – something defined as more than "mere guesses or hunches", based on articulable information or "rational inferences" from it, but far less than probable cause.

Elected by a narrow margin after proclaiming himself a centrist, Mr. Clinton nonetheless mounted attacks on the status quo, reversing Reagan-era policies on abortion, nominating such controversial figures as Lani Guinier for office, pushing for gays in the military and proposing a massive health care reform plan.

Can you believe the Trump administration nominating such grossly unqualified, unprepared people to the federal bench?

The real message of "Thurgood" is a celebration of courage -- Marshall's, mostly, but also LBJ's, for nominating such a controversial figure to the bench and then twisting the requisite arms in the Senate to get him confirmed.

Notwithstanding the obvious concerns for placing Governor Palin a heartbeat away from the presidency, voters are not likely to overlook Senator McCain's lack of judgment in nominating such an ill-qualified person to fulfill the difficult demands and responsibilities of the vice presidency.

The Republicans have struggled to nominate such bedrock Senate candidates.

"How can a president nominate such a candidate?" Limbaugh asked.

But it seems like cheating to nominate such a suite for this 10 of the Best.

"We can't nominate such a weak candidate," Mr. Santorum said on ABC's "This Week" three weeks ago.

Van Commenee said: "I am very proud to have nominated such a strong team of athletes to Team GB.

But it cannot be denied that most African-Americans nominated for federal judgeships fall on the left side of the political spectrum, and any Republicans worth their salt would not nominate such a person for the federal bench.