Sentence examples for seen to nominate from inspiring English sources

Bush Seen To Nominate Bernanke, Kohn To Fed.

The following description is based on Ridgway (1911), and refers to nominate rutila; see also Geographic Variation.

The following description is based on Ridgway (1916) and Wetmore (1968), and refers to nominate lineola; see also Geographic Variation.

In practice, potential candidates are ringing round MPs to see if they are willing to nominate them and so get on the ballot paper.

One would see branches handed the power to nominate leadership candidates – a power currently in the hands of MPs and MEPs.

The only way that President Obama could reverse the ever rightward trend is to nominate and see confirmed a progressive jurist with the same intellect, youth, passion and deep scholarship of the law as Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. David Derbes Chicago, April 10 , 2010To the Editor: President Obama has another rare opportunity to appoint a Supreme Court justice.

Parliamentary leaders are waiting to see whether their cunning plan to nominate the next president of the European Commission will actually bear fruit.

This made him particularly odious to Brown supporter Theodore Hallum, a friend of Sanford's, who said of Goebel at a campaign rally in Bowling Green "[W]hen the Democratic Party of Kentucky, in convention assembled, sees fit in its wisdom to nominate a yellow dog for the governorship of this great state, I will support him — but lower than that you shall not drag me".

Kennedy told me that after he withdrew from the race for the Democratic Presidential nomination, in 1980, he recommended Breyer to President Carter, telling him, "Steve is someone very, very special, and I would like to see him nominated to the First Circuit".

"[They] are here to see who we nominate and to see if that's a ticket that they can get their network behind".

Feel free to nominate yourself we'll see about passing the idea on to the band.