Sentence examples for will nominate a from inspiring English sources

If Hillary Clinton is elected, Perry said, she will nominate a supreme court justice willing to overturn the court's landmark 5-4 decinion in District of Columbia v Heller, from 2008.

"The convention will nominate a conservative," Mr. Santorum said.

The affiliates will nominate a single applicant, of either sex.

I am less sure than Goldstein that Obama will nominate a woman to replace Ginsburg.

He or she will nominate a candidate, who will file the necessary paperwork.

QUESTION FROM GUEST: Do you think Obama will nominate a truly liberal judge to replace Stevens?

Under a new constitution, the parliament will nominate a newly empowered prime minister.

We will nominate a conservative, and we will beat Barack Obama".

President Clinton has said he will nominate an aeronautics professor as Secretary of the Air Force, a choice that would make her the first woman to head one of the military services.

The stage is now set for a formal leadership contest, wherein Labour MPs and MEPs will nominate an alternative to Corbyn.

If the next nine months go as expected, President Obama will nominate an eminently-qualified person to the highest bench, and the Senate will either ignore him or vote his nominee down.