Sentence examples for that would nominate from inspiring English sources
The phrase "that would nominate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a potential action or decision that involves selecting or proposing someone for a position or award. Example: "The committee has a list of candidates that would nominate for the prestigious award this year."
An especially hard sticking point regarded a council that would nominate independent commissions to oversee public-sector appointments.
Kaine said that Holton, who worked to integrate Virginia's public schools, is voting for "an awful lot of Democrats these days ... because any party that would nominate Donald Trump has moved too far away from the party of Lincoln".
Mr. Thompson proposed creating a 19-member advisory board of teachers, parents, business leaders and administrators that would nominate three people for each of nine seats and allow the mayor to choose among them.
Ms. Alhadeff had been a literacy staff developer in District 3 and what is known as a principal intern in District 2. But, according to members of the committee that would nominate her replacement, she had no experience as a principal.
For that to advance, Europe needed more democracy, probably through parliamentary elections that would nominate a single leader for Europe, who would put together a cabinet.
I am now an independent, because I didn't sign up for what the Republican Party has become and will not belong to a party that would nominate a man that is an embarrassment to our democracy.
There was speculation that he would nominate himself, or that he would choose Abdullah Gül, an A.K. Party comrade who was Foreign Minister at the time.
"Think about the Supreme Court Justices that Donald Trump would nominate and what that would mean to civil liberties, equal rights, and the future of our country," Sanders said last night.
Which brings us neatly to the final selection: I confess I chose this topic hoping that someone would nominate the Warren Zevon song of that name, and tincanman obliged.
President Barack Obama said that he would nominate a qualified Supreme Court nominee and that the Senate would have "more than enough time" to consider his choice.
WASHINGTON — President Obama said Friday that he would nominate Martin J. Gruenberg to run the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the agency that guarantees bank deposits and cleans up failed banks.
