Sentence examples for the issue nominated from inspiring English sources

The Democrats, who later split over the issue, nominated William Jennings Bryan, a populist, after his famous "cross of gold" speech at the convention.

The poll showed that economic management had risen as an issue nominated by voters as highly influential in their voting decision.

The other gem in the KTVA news piece is the anxiety-ridden, beady-eyed Palin speaking at some sort of art gallery function about why, before supposedly firing Monagen for failing to address rural alcohol issues (her cover story) she had, two weeks before, praised his work on the issue and nominated him to be Director of the Alaska State Beverage Control Commission.

Other issues nominated by Wyatt included incarceration rates, the use of diversionary programs, and police culture.

Below are the excerpted responses from Clinton and Trump on the issue of nominating Supreme Court justices, especially as such concerns Roe vs. Wade.

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

Last week a coalition of developing countries forced the issue by formally nominating Stanley Fischer, the I.M.F.'s first deputy managing director.

Along with health, education is the issue Victorians routinely nominate as most important to them.

We asked these members to nominate the issue they consider the most pressing.

The board was, according to a press release issued today, "nominated by a wide spread of publishers who have signed contracts with Ipso".

Also, 37% said the Liberal's were best equipped to handle the issue, with only 12% nominating Labor and 8% the Greens; 24% said "none of them".