Sentence examples for refuse to nominate from inspiring English sources

He could refuse to assign any master's students to my projects, meaning I have less manpower or refuse to nominate me for prizes.

Meanwhile ABC taunts me by showing clips of Community which they steadfastly refuse to nominate and then will probably reward next year just to destroy Dan Harmon's life.

Nevertheless, from 1936 the Japanese Army and Navy held, effectively, a legal right to nominate (or refuse to nominate) their respective ministers.

But if McQuaid gets to that election, it will be thanks to a contorted nomination process that looks to the outsider as if the rules are being manipulated, with Ireland and Switzerland refusing to nominate him, and his nomination coming only via a rule change, yet to be endorsed by the congress.

As Siavash refused to nominate, Big Brother allocated his nominations to Charlie and Sophie and Marcus and Siavash were put up for eviction.

In 1999 Zedillo broke from tradition by refusing to nominate a successor.

Protestant politicians are refusing to nominate candidates for government until disarmament begins.

In 1840 the Democratic national convention took the unprecedented course of refusing to nominate anyone for the vice presidency.

The Democratic Party refused to nominate the impeachable Andrew Johnson in 1868, allowing Ulysses S. Grant, a Republican, to win the White House.

When Obama refused to nominate her to head the new consumer agency, his longtime adviser Pete Rouse told her that she should run for the Senate.

ChinaCast was trying to push Mr. Sherwood off the board by refusing to nominate him for election at the company's annual meeting.