Sentence examples for prefer to nominate from inspiring English sources
In a perfect world, of course, Republicans might prefer to nominate someone of whom the American public had a clearly positive view.
Since then, Plowright's relationship with local party leaders has been strained, she said, adding that the Democratic Establishment would have preferred to nominate her more moderate primary opponent, a Latino single father and combat veteran.
If they were not willing, they were asked to nominate who they would prefer to make these decisions on their behalf.
Asked if he would prefer to be nominated as part of an ensemble or as an individual, however, Mr. Mangan paused before handling the question with the finesse of his please-all-of-the-people-all-of-the-time character.
But one band that made a point of being in town for the nominating conventions was having no part of either party, preferring to make its voice heard in opposition to each.
These party heavyweights would prefer not to nominate Sanders, a not-so-secret socialist.
Enzo Ferrari preferred not to nominate a No1 driver, in the belief that leaving them to fight it out among themselves led to better performances and therefore results.
Many of Hay's friends were unenthusiastic about Blaine's candidacy, to Hay's anger, and he wrote to editor Richard Watson Gilder, "I have never been able to appreciate the logic that induces some excellent people every four years because they cannot nominate the candidate they prefer to vote for the party they don't prefer".
They will be upset by her arguments as solicitor general for broad executive powers to fight the war on terror, and would prefer to see our next contender nominated.
Instead of nominating their own candidates and promoting their own issues with the general public, they prefer to cross-endorse Republicans or Democrats, and then demand favors from the winners once the election is over.
