Sentence examples for not to nominate from inspiring English sources
"You've got to tell the people in Washington not to nominate Hillary," she told me.
These party heavyweights would prefer not to nominate Sanders, a not-so-secret socialist.
But its birth has been marred by President Obama's decision not to nominate Elizabeth Warren as the bureau's first director.
If I were Lancaster, I would be tempted not to nominate a captain for the autumn series at all.
The White House has chosen not to nominate any person the bar association deemed unqualified, so their identities and negative ratings have not been made public.
Mr. Liu sent the company a letter earlier this month urging it not to nominate the three again and threatening a proxy fight.
Assume that Obama does not want to nominate Rice and never intended to.
"If an opportunity provides itself at an open convention, they are not going to nominate a moderate Massachusetts governor".
Publishers are not allowed to nominate their own books, so as to prevent them from giving books willfully odd names.
"Republicans in this state are not going to nominate someone from the right wing like Mike Fisher," she said.
She may be the most qualified candidate for the job in history, and Mr Obama is not about to nominate a hawk.
