Sentence examples for should not nominate from inspiring English sources

He said his party should not nominate someone who does not offer a contrast with Mr. Obama.

He suggested Labour should not nominate new peers without a commitment that the list proposed by Cameron would be dropped.

And we surely should not nominate members of an administration that thought Russian "reset" was a grand idea.

The example of gun laws underscored the central point of Mr. Santorum's continued campaign, in the face of many naysayers in the party establishment, that the party should not nominate a moderate who cannot contrast himself sharply with Mr. Obama.

But Ginsburg, who in the past has expressed support for Garland to fill the seat of her late friend and colleague Justice Antonin Scalia, disagreed with Senate Republicans who have said Obama should not nominate a replacement and that the vacancy should be filled by the next president.

Florida Senator Marco Rubio also said Obama should not nominate a replacement.

You've said that the President shouldn't nominate anyone in the rest of his term to replace Justice Scalia.

Will win: Martin Scorsese Should win: Michel Hazanavicius Should not be nominated: Terrence Malick Should have been nominated: Paul Feig As with the best picture award, this really could go any of three ways: to The Artist, The Descendants or Hugo.

It is believed that if Mr. Roosevelt should not be nominated, a new party will be organized.

There is no reason why Mr. Cordray should not be nominated or confirmed by the Senate and should not be doing this job.

After President Barack Obama was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, a lot of people argued that heads of states should not be nominated for that kind of award until after they have left office.