Sentence examples similar to nomination evidence from inspiring English sources

The Bush White House has celebrated Mr. Estrada's nomination as evidence of the president's interest in diversity in high positions.

Kasabian frontman Sergio Pizzorno might recently have cited his band's failure to win a Brits nomination as evidence of a "conspiracy" by the awards to "shut out rock'n'roll".

Almost every candidate for the GOP presidential nomination rejected evidence that shows the climate is changing, and humans are the cause.

A11 Opponents of Patrick J. Buchanan's efforts to win the Reform Party's presidential nomination say they have evidence of irregularities by his campaign in the primary that could disqualify him.

Harriet E. Miers's withdrawal of her Supreme Court nomination on Thursday is evidence of just how politically weak President Bush is just now, and it portends a big political battle yet to come concerning the next nominee.

But it was seized on by supporters of her rival for the Democratic nomination, Barack Obama, as further evidence of Clinton inflating her foreign policy experience during her time in the White House.

But on ABC's "This Week," she said there was "no evidence" the nomination was rigged for Clinton.

Most Republicans, including Flake, have said that they will support Kavanaugh's nomination short of corroborating evidence. .

Some of the battle lines for fights over judicial nominations were already in evidence in recent weeks, Mr. Eastland said.

Setting aside Rand Paul, who has virtually no chance of winning the nomination, there is precious little evidence of new thinking elsewhere in the Republican field, either.

Mr. Pedersen, the Unesco tourism official, said there was no solid evidence that World Heritage nomination leads to an increase of tourism.