Sentence examples for stop nominating from inspiring English sources

They will insist that Republicans need to stop nominating the next establishment guy in line.

There has been no shortage of Republican post-mortems on the 2012 presidential election — and no shortage of apologists who claimed the party need only change its rhetoric (and stop nominating members of the legitimate-rape caucus) to attract women, minorities and young people.

The leading actor, Romney, did not seem to be cutting it, after all, and many conservatives were preparing to write him off as another object lesson in Why We Must Stop Nominating Moderates and move on.

His fellow physicists had never stopped nominating him.

The setting for the start of Morgan Miller's and Minh Nguyen's romance was the California Democratic convention in 2004, one of the unofficial stops to nominating a presidential candidate.

Shortly after Donald Trump suggested "Second Amendment people" could stop Hillary Clinton from nominating Supreme Court justices, his campaign feverishly insisted he was in no way urging violence against the Democratic nominee.

In the DT/SDL group, the decrease in the proportion of the students nominating " stop going out" progressed and was significant according to the contrasts between the baseline and the FU2 and FU3 time points; the proportion of students nominating " withdraw from close family and friends" also decreased across time, but only the contrast between baseline and FU2 was significant.

When President Obama appointed Ms. Warren to steer the bureau through its early days, he stopped short of nominating her as its first director.

Elizabeth Warren, whose attacks on Wall Street vaulted her from academia to the Senate, is a key figure in the campaign to stop Mr Obama from nominating Larry Summers.American leaders used to berate Japan for taking so long to fix its ailing banks in the 1990s.

Stop procrastinating and nominate your favorite startup, founder or investor for a Crunchie.

And Cyrus' party anthem "We Can't Stop," which is nominated for four awards, is admittedly a song about dropping ecstasy and doing lines of cocaine in the bathroom.