Sentence examples for nomination suggests from inspiring English sources

The nomination suggests a narrowing convergence between United States geopolitical interests and the operations of international financial institutions.

And the lack of a Medicare nomination suggests that the White House is not giving enough attention to what will happen once Mr. Obama signs a bill.

"The nomination suggests, on the face of it, a vision of the bank that is narrower than might be ideal," said Nancy Birdsall, the president of the Center for Global Development, a research organization based in Washington.

As Baylor Fox-Kemper's nomination suggests Andrew Revkin's Liberated Carbon provides some geological background, and Melissa Etheridge's passionate anthem to personal responsibility, I Need To Wake Up, was used in Al Gore's influential climate change documentary An Inconvenient Truth.

If, in recent years, a principal focus of federal educational policy has been upon academic standards in public education—how to measure success, and what to do with the results DeVos's nomination suggests that in a Trump Administration the more fundamental premises that underlie our institutions of public education will be brought into question.

For right now, the drive for the Kennedy nomination suggests how powerful, pervasive and even cocky the gentry class has become.

But Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, who is considered the leading contender for the nomination, suggested that Senator McCain should stick by the established rules.

But a battle has erupted over his nomination, suggesting that Dr. Berwick faces a long uphill struggle to win Senate confirmation.

BUCHANAN WOOS HOFFA -- Patrick J. Buchanan, who is seeking the Reform Party's presidential nomination, suggested yesterday that he might give James P. Hoffa, the president of the Teamsters' union, an important position in trade negotiations if Mr. Buchanan is elected president.

By the same token, when Newt Gingrich, another candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, suggested that illegal immigrants of good character and long standing should be allowed to stay, Mr Romney attacked him too.

The former Pennsylvania senator, who now supports Mr. Romney despite their sometimes bitter fight for the nomination, suggested that Mr. Biden was "playing the race card" by evoking a slavery-era image.