Sentence examples for will nominate as from inspiring English sources

Trump has been an outspoken supporter of capital punishment for 30 years, as is Jeff Sessions, whom Trump has announced he will nominate as US attorney general.

But he is not, as yet, inclined to say who among the rivals he will nominate as his successor.In this section Arafat's choice Moi and his band of young turks You'd better believe it Will they ever have enough food?

Finally, of course, is the matter of whom the Republicans will nominate as an alternative to President Obama.

For "Jobs" to win best picture (it most assuredly will be nominated, as will Fassbender, Winslet and, of course, Sorkin), Boyle will need to find favor from the directors branch.

Youngman and Pang Da will each have the right to nominate as many as two members of Spyker's supervisory board, which currently comprises three members but is not limited in size.

The man Republicans will nominate this week as their presidential candidate sees himself as a U.S. generalissimo.

Nor is the news, Friday morning, that Trump will nominate Sessions as his Attorney General.

With endorsements pouring in from all levels of the party, it is now inevitable that the executive board of the Christian Democrats will nominate her as next party leader at a meeting here on Monday, opening the way for Ms. Merkel to become the first woman to head a major German party.

Given that the period of time for which NetSense has gathered information covers the initial stages of a college cohort, we can expect that students will nominate others as significant contacts, communicate, and spend time in proximity of one another within a relatively closed environment.

Later this month Democrats will nominate her as their candidate for president.

Among these doomsayers there remains one hope; that the Republican Party will nominate Sarah Palin as its presidential candidate in 2012.