Sentence examples for task of nominating from inspiring English sources

We write out of a growing concern that your Administration must act with far more energy and dispatch in the vitally important task of nominating and confirming federal judges.

Agenda: Election of nominating committee.

At the same time, Mr. Giuliani's campaign — seeking to accomplish the unusual task of persuading Republicans to nominate an abortion rights supporter — is eyeing a path to the nomination that would try to de-emphasize the early states in which abortion opponents wield a great deal of influence.

Results indicate that some additional tasks were nominated more highly than some of the agreed-upon tasks.

Groups may choose to delegate writing tasks and should nominate individual members to deliver the different parts of the argument.

At that point, two officials were given the task of ensuring that the rules were respected, one nominated by each team playing.

Finally, the convention turned to the issue of nominating Burnett.

James had already been nominated for re-election in 1918 by the Democratic primary, and the task of selecting the party's new nominee fell to the Democratic State Committee, which nominated Stanley.

There is talk of Abbas nominating himself to replace Fayyad.

"And when it comes to the task of implementing this ill-conceived and disastrous law, the president may as well have nominated Sisyphus, because as I indicated, Ms. Burwell has been asked to do the impossible here".

Somewhere in here is a truly horrifying movie, which the Oscar-nominated Haley would have been more than up to the task of exploring.