Sentence examples for nomination to support from inspiring English sources

Sen. David Vitter of Louisiana, the top Republican on the Committee on Environment and Public Works, said Tuesday that the EPA had answered sufficient requests he had made in connection with McCarthy's nomination to support moving ahead with her confirmation without a filibuster.

Mr. Martin was just one of two Republicans -- Senator William Gormley also voted for the nomination -- to support Mr. Santiago, the former director of the Newark Police Department.

Dr. Dean himself has repeatedly pledged in recent days not to run a "quixotic" or "scorched earth" campaign for the nomination and to support whoever wins it; he has explained his hammering of Mr. Kerry as simply pointing out differences in their records.

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Isakson has always supported Judge Boggs' nomination and continues to support his renomination next year," said Isakson spokeswoman Amanda Maddox.

Both candidates told their supporters to support Garfield's nomination.

The question is -- whichever of them wins the nomination -- will their supporters continue to support the Democratic nominee in such large numbers if their preferred candidate doesn't win the nomination?

Although he had some slight hope for the 1916 Republican nomination, he was ready to support almost any candidate who opposed Wilson; he abandoned the Progressives to support the Republican candidate, Charles Evans Hughes, who lost by a narrow margin.

Either of New Jersey's senators could have blocked Mr. Christie's nomination, but they agreed to support him as long as they could also affect his choice of top assistants, according to aides of Mr. DiFrancesco and both senators.

It was a day that I never thought I'd see: A woman candidate for president, who received the most primary votes of any candidate in history, graciously conceding the nomination to, and pledging to support, the first person of color ever to head a major-party ticket.

He later said he was not confident of getting enough nominations to stand, and would support Liz Kendall.