Sentence examples for nomination to make from inspiring English sources

But holding up Mr. Hochberg's nomination to make it impossible for the bank to function is wrong.

“The beauty of this is that it's no charity nomination to make up for women being ignored in the past,” says Paul Dergarabedian, box office analyst for Hollywood.com.

If, as expected, Obama makes a pick and the Senate refuses to confirm him or her, then the next president will have an open nomination to make on their first day in office.

What prompted one of the most accomplished stage performers of her generation (an actress with an Olivier Award and two Tony nominations) to make the shift?

NEC members wrestled with legal advice for six hours over whether Corbyn would need to secure 51 nominations to make it on to the ballot paper after both sides insisted the party rulebook backed their case.

Looking past Gorsuch, Trump may have one or even two more Supreme Court nominations to make in the next four years if the oldest justices retire or die.

His plan, instead, was to use the nomination process to make foreign policy a central issue in the Republican primaries and to make sure that his own hawkish views prevailed with whomever the Party nominated.

"Ballad" was the episode submission of Dianna Agron for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, but her nomination failed to make the final cut.

The nomination was to make him chief justice, not to bring him on, and making him chief justice would not have changed the court's ideological makeup.

Still, a candidate hoping to pursue such an unlikely path to the nomination would need to make a stand somewhere.

Senior Labour figures have expressed concern that the growing parliamentary support for the two leadership frontrunners has left the potential modernising candidates struggling to gather the 35 nominations they need to make the ballot paper.