Sentence examples for nominees whose from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shelby still has holds on three nominees whose jobs would be related to the tanker project.

And in between there have been many talented and qualified presidential nominees whose appointments have never even been considered because one senator blocked them.

So far there has not been vocal criticism of the nominees, whose backgrounds were reviewed for a month and a half before the appointments were formally announced.

Mr. Trump's tone and strategy in courting the black vote is distinctly different from that of previous Republican presidential nominees, whose more formal outreach efforts had limited success.

Scott Mulhauser, a spokesman for the panel, said it had approved 14 of 16 nominees whose paperwork was received before July.

Mr. Schumer said later that the vote showed that he was willing to approve nominees whose views were inconsistent with his own.

He warned voters against choosing a nominee whose experience was rooted in Washington.

The night, however, belongs to Representative Paul D. Ryan, the vice-presidential nominee, whose speech will cap the evening's proceedings.

I think it kind of took away my spontaneity," said Michael Dukakis, the 1988 Democratic nominee, whose innate effervescence is legendary.

Ghostpoet is a former Mercury prize nominee whose style is someplace between MC and a performance poet.

Speakers like Christie and Ryan labored to transfer some of their own credibility as conservative reformers to a nominee whose record still inspires little conservative enthusiasm.