Sentence examples for step in nominating from inspiring English sources

The president could have taken a historic step in nominating the first Asian American to the supreme court".

Many analysts - and party supporters - then said the 42-year-old leader's elevation was a step forward in nominating him as the party's candidate in the 2014 general elections.

If a consensus is not reached by Friday evening, the country's election commission would step in to nominate the caretaker prime minister.

She suggested that the Securities and Exchange Commission, the ultimate regulator of American financial markets, should step in and nominate the exchange's directors.

Nominating petitions for congressional races are set to go out on Feb. 27, so the Republicans are asking the court to step in immediately.

Mr. Johnson responded by introducing an intermediate step in the nominating process to try to create a safeguard measure against glaring oversights.

All the talk is hard to sort out, Mr. Ohrt and other voters said in conversations over the weekend here and in Indianola, Oskaloosa, Ames and other towns in this state in which the Jan . 19caucuses are the first step in the nominating process.

Abbott named his mentor as Speaker shortly winning office in 2013, taking the unusual step of nominating her for the position himself.

In April last year, Stanhope took the controversial step of nominating an Indonesian people smuggler and three Burmese asylum seekers for an Australian bravery award.

President Obama is taking the step of nominating three people at once to the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, a key federal court, in a challenge to Republicans who have blocked earlier nominations.

In 2008, the National Park Service submitted the Taliesin estate along with nine other Frank Lloyd Wright properties to a tentative list for World Heritage Status, which the National Park Service says is "a necessary first step in the process of nominating a site to the World Heritage List".