Sentence examples for that nominated a from inspiring English sources

During the Bonn negotiations that led to the creation of the six-month interim administration in December, he walked out to protest against what he saw as a Tajik hijacking of power.Many Pushtuns were hoping that the loya jirga, the grand council that nominated a new government in June, would produce a rebalancing of the cabinet's ethnic composition.

Yet on Tuesday night, Ryan found himself presiding over a presidential convention that nominated a Republican nominee who could not be more different in style and substance from the 46-year old Wisconsin congressman.

It is not only the delegate selection rules that nominated an authoritarian, racist, misogynist, anti-immigrant demagogue as the Republican presidential nominee.

He will argue that nominating a candidate who has called Social Security "a failure" would be a risky move.

She claims, however, that her faults, because they are well known, are actually a strength, and that nominating a candidate who is relatively unknown to the public would be a dangerous course.

As Sean Sullivan reports from the Sanders trail, a few Democrats such as Rep. Kurt Schrader (D-Ore). openly warn that nominating a 78-year old democratic socialist would throw away the 2020 election away.

For example, it would be hugely inappropriate for me to suggest that nominating a creepy, egotistical, criminally negligent alleged rapist as "best founder" sends out an astonishingly messed-up message to other entrepreneurs.

The party decided that nominating a winner would trump nominating an ideologically rarified candidate.

Just as laughable is the notion that nominating a cadre of well-paid American Journalism Fellows could be a nonpartisan affair.

But his critics are chiefly motivated by a fear that nominating an avowed socialist would all but ensure Mr. Trump a second term.

But the Chicago convention that nominated Humphrey catalyzed a sweeping reform effort.