Sentence examples for would not nominate from inspiring English sources

Westlake added that it would not nominate candidates for Georgia Gulf's board, in an effort to coax the target company into opening friendly negotiations.

The Brotherhood had previously said it would not nominate a candidate for president, for fear of scaring voters who are wary that it would dominate the political scene or provoke a response by the country's military rulers.

Economics Minister Akira Amari said the government would not nominate the governor or the two deputy governors until after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe returned from a trip to the United States that runs from Thursday to Sunday.

But he also suggested that Mr. Giuliani would never make a long-awaited pitch for Conservative support, the closest Mr. Long has come to saying outright that his party would not nominate the mayor.

Hewlett-Packard, stung by a lawsuit filed last week by a dissident director, Walter B. Hewlett, announced yesterday that it would not nominate him for re-election to its board.

Labor's agriculture spokesman, Joel Fitzgibbon, also on the panel, said the government had simply tried to raise revenue from backpackers but he would not nominate a rate that Labor would support.

On Sunday the finance minister, Mathias Cormann, wouldn't nominate where the floor would be set but did note there had been discussion at Coag meetings about a base of at least 50%.

Any nominee would be liberal... To suggest [Obama] wouldn't nominate a liberal would be breathtaking considering everything else he's done and who he is.

The moment The Beast told Bitchney he wouldn't nominate Hayden, she went right to Female Defensive Whine #1: "So what you're saying is you like Hayden better than me?" Please shoot me.

The authority – which the Coalition intends to abolish – said a tougher target would be required but did not nominate the target Australia should now adopt in its draft report.

I would not have nominated him.