Sentence examples for nominating to the from inspiring English sources

In addition to his fund-raising appearances, he betrayed the reform cause last week by nominating to the Federal Election Commission an Ohio law professor, Bradley Smith.

Last week, Mr. McGreevey paved his own avenue, nominating to the court Barry T. Albin, an old friend and member of a law firm that generously backed him.

In an unusual move, in May, Donald Trump provided a list of eleven judges whom he would consider nominating to the Court.

Donald Trump has unveiled a list of judges he would consider nominating to the US supreme court should he become president, in an effort to satisfy conservatives who fretted over the type of jurists the mercurial New Yorker might select.

As a presidential candidate in May, Trump released a list of people he would consider nominating to the Supreme Court that included Larsen.

Two justices on the Michigan Supreme Court recused themselves on Thursday night from ruling on Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein's appeal to restart the Michigan election recount, citing their appearance on lists of candidates President-elect Donald Trump is considering nominating to the United States Supreme Court.

Republicans have used filibusters to stop outright only two of Obama's judicial nominations: Caitlin Halligan, a former aide to Andrew Cuomo, nominated to the D.C. Circuit; and Goodwin Liu, a Berkeley law professor, nominated to the Ninth Circuit.

David Barron, age forty-six, nominatod thethe First Circuit.

Earlier this month, he was nominated to the International Tennis Hall of Fame.

Mr. York was nominated to the board in September.

The four blocked judicial nominees are William Pryor Jr., of Alabama, nominated to the appeals court based in Atlanta; Charles W. Pickering and Priscilla R. Owen, nominated to the appeals court based in New Orleans; and Miguel Estrada, nominated to the appeals court based in Washington.