Sentence examples for nominee on record from inspiring English sources

Climate change is emerging as a powerful issue in the presidential race, with all the candidates, including Senator John McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee, on record as supporting some kind of "cap-and-trade" program.

Romney is on track to be the most unpopular presidential nominee on record.

He and documentary director Agnes Varda, also 89, are the oldest Oscar nominees on record.

In addition to his marriage, Jay-Z addressed racism in America today and the concept behind his song "The Story of O.J.," which was announced as a Grammy nominee for Record of the Year on Tuesday.

The official spoke on the condition of anonymity because the individual was not authorized to discuss the nominees on the record ahead of the announcement.

While the "Today" show host faced heavy criticism earlier this month for failing to challenge Donald Trump's persistent lie at a presidential forum that he was a staunch opponent of the Iraq War, Holt pointed out during Monday night's debate that the Republican nominee had actually been on record supporting the war.

While the "Today" show host faced heavy criticism earlier this month for failing to challenge Donald Trump's persistent lie at a presidential forum that he was a staunch opponent of the Iraq War, Holt pointed out during Monday night's debate that the Republican nominee had actually been on record supporting the war. .

President Obama praised the nominee's record on the game show, calling it "not too shabby".

Senator Charles E. Schumer, the New York Democrat who encouraged Mr. Bush to consider Mr. Mukasey for the Justice Department job, said that he was aware of the concerns over the nominee's record on material witnesses cases, and that they would be studied by the committee.

Based on what I know right now, I do not believe this nominee meets those standards, and I cannot support his nomination," said Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich).. "I share the deep concerns expressed by my colleagues about the nominee's record on civil rights and women's health," said Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif).

This year there have been more than 273 nominees, the second highest number on record.