Sentence examples for will nominate qualified from inspiring English sources
If Mr. Obama is committed to Dodd-Frank, he will nominate qualified candidates and fight for them through filibusters if need be.
With this change, the president will be able to fulfill his constitutional duty to nominate qualified candidates to vacancies in the executive branch and the judiciary -- eventually staffing those branches and, in turn, promoting the responsive and effective federal government that George Washington and our founders envisioned.
Writing for SCOTUSblog, the President made clear that he will nominate someone "eminently qualified," who brings "a commitment to impartial justice," and, critically, whose "experience that suggests he or she... grasps the way [the law] affects the daily reality of people's lives in a big, complicated democracy, and in rapidly changing times".
We will nominate a conservative, and we will beat Barack Obama".
"The convention will nominate a conservative," Mr. Santorum said.
That means Nidaa Tounes will nominate the next prime minister.
Republicans will nominate their candidate in August in Tampa, Fla.
President Bush will nominate Charles A. Heimbold Jr. to be ambassador to Sweden.
The Smithsonian staff itself will nominate the remaining five.
These are the people who will nominate you for promotions.
