Sentence examples for whose nominations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush has nominated Miguel Estrada and John Roberts, experienced Washington lawyers whose nominations have been delayed by Democrats.

He is one of two openly gay men whose nominations are pending to the federal courts.

The second was Dorothy Wordsworth, whose nominations outnumbered those for her more famous brother.

Bypassing a gridlocked Senate, President Obama acted Thursday to install three agency officials and a diplomat whose nominations had stalled amid election-year squabbling.

"It is my pleasure to announce the new Weiss fellows, whose nominations by their students and colleagues attest to their extraordinary teaching and mentoring," said Skorton.

"We will continue to work with the Senate next year to move forward the more than 200 people whose nominations are pending".

The only other woman to be nominated to the Court was Harriet Miers, whose nomination to succeed O'Connor by George W. Bush was withdrawn under fire.

The AWS then turned to Buzek, whose nomination was confirmed by Polish Pres.

Finally Deutch came up with an obscure Air Force general whose nomination wobbled, plummeted and crashed.

For a man whose nomination appeared in jeopardy, it almost certainly rallied the troops.

I'm the only person in history whose nomination was made public.