Sentence examples similar to re nominate from inspiring English sources

"However, if his nomination were to fall short, I would encourage President Trump to re-nominate Judge Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.

Jalal Talabani, the Kurdish leader, has led a campaign to force the Alliance to rescind its decision to re-nominate Ibrahim al-Jaafari as prime minister.

"If Sotheby's chooses to re-nominate him at the upcoming annual meeting, we will oppose this election and urge other shareholders to vote likewise".

Senator Robert F. Bennett of Utah was "Bailout Bob" to Republicans who refused to re-nominate him for a fourth term.

Antonio Villaraigosa is back on stage for the formal part of the proceedings, the state delegate roll call vote to re-nominate Barack Obama.

The new President Clinton will then either re-nominate Garland or name her own choice for the seat, who will be voted on by the new Senate.

At a morning meeting today, the first order of business for the Senate Judiciary Committee is to vote on the longstanding nomination of Caitlin Halligan who President Obama first asked the Senate to confirm for a seat on the D.C. Circuit almost two and a half years ago and has had to re-nominate three times.

Jimmy Carter put Paul Volcker in office, and Ronald Reagan re-nominated him.

Mr. Srinivasan was first nominated last June and was re-nominated this month.

After Taft defeated Theodore Roosevelt in the bitter 1912 Republican national convention, Sherman was re-nominated by default.

They then invoked an obscure Senate rule that required the judicial candidates to be re-nominated.