Sentence examples for try to nominate from inspiring English sources

His followers want to try to nominate some new man.

But states and provinces try to nominate those who are likely to stay.

Conservative groups might try to nominate a more conservative candidate to challenge Ms. Capito in the Republican primary, but it is unclear if such efforts have much likelihood of succeeding in a state that remains fairly moderate on economic policy, even as it is strongly culturally conservative.

If delegates try to nominate him, he said, he will reject the offer.

Terribly hurt by the experience, Kangxi and his successors never again tried to nominate a crown prince.

Both funds have tried to nominate a slate of directors for election at the company's annual shareholders meeting.

Scott Winter, a managing director with the proxy adviser Innisfree, represented Mr. Sherwood at the meeting and tried to nominate Mr. Sherwood's slate.

Delegates from Nevada tried to nominate Mr. Paul from the floor, submitting petitions from their own state as well as Minnesota, Maine, Iowa, Oregon, Alaska and the Virgin Islands.

Media General, a family-owned newspaper publisher and television station operator, will meet with a hedge fund trying to nominate directors to its board to improve profits.

She told me that she had tried to nominate the film for a prize, but that the other jurors couldn't be persuaded.

In his lawsuit, Mr. Icahn accused BEA executives of trying to further delay a shareholder meeting, in part to prevent Mr. Icahn and his associates from trying to nominate directors to BEA's board.