Sentence examples for nomination to go from inspiring English sources

He clearly wants his nomination to go forward.

It would allow Mr. Brennan's nomination to go to the Senate floor even if one or two Democrats vote no to protest the refusal to share more legal memos.

President Bush did not put much effort into trying to persuade Democrats to relent and allow the Pickering nomination to go to the full Senate, where the judge might have been confirmed with the help of a few conservative Democrats.

Republicans like Mr. Hatch said they hoped that they could use the week to rehabilitate Judge Pickering's reputation and perhaps persuade a Democrat to agree to allow the nomination to go to the full Senate.

But at their private caucus today, Democratic leaders told members they would allow the Olson nomination to go to a vote as they regrouped and figured out how they wanted to reshape the Senate agenda.

Consequently, it seems that the worst thing that could happen would be for the Mercury to acquiesce to the protesters' demands and introduce a token metal nomination to go alongside the token jazz and folk ones.

Only 17 more long-pending judicial nominations to go!

Some federal appellate judges waited for years for their nominations to go forward.

If Labour is left with 190 MPs, then said candidate will need 29 nominations to go forward for consideration to the members and registered supporters.

Pennsylvania's two Republican senators at the time — Mr. Specter, who later switched parties, and Rick Santorum — cut a deal with the White House to allow nominations to go forward in return for getting to pick some.

As fervent about the stage as he was about film, Hoffman had a trio of Tony nominations to go along with his Oscar nods.