Sentence examples for nomination fails from inspiring English sources

The increasingly desperate tone of your editorials against this nomination fails to comprehend the essential political truth of the situation: The American people have already spoken on the nomination of this excellent, albeit conservative, judge by electing an unabashedly conservative president supported by a solid majority of conservative senators from his own party.

If the nomination fails, White House strategists could portray Republicans as obstructionists blocking an appointment critical to the health of the housing industry, given that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac own or back about half of all U.S. home loans.

"Something is wrong and I feel it and see it and think if the president's [attorney general] nomination fails, I think for many it will be just another sign," said Cleaver, who chaired the Congressional Black Caucus from 2011 to 2013.

Don't worry if your nomination fails, it's not the end of the world.

Though 51 senators supported breaking the filibuster, her nomination failed, and for the second time.

Would he support the President if his own campaign for the nomination failed?

Judge Haynsworth's nomination failed by a vote of 55 to 45.

Although the validity of the assertions was hotly debated, Mr. Bork's nomination failed.

In the end Mr Bork's nomination failed; the nomination passed to Anthony Kennedy, who was confirmed unanimously and who remains on the bench today (also probably to the equal annoyance of both Republicans and Democrats).

Judge Ginsburg remained on the United States Court of Appeals after his nomination failed in 1987, serving as its chief judge for most of the 2000s.

Mr. O'Flaherty's nomination failed when the public reaction made its way to the bank's headquarters in Luxembourg, prompting officials there to notify the government that for the first time, they would reject a government's nominee.