So directors might nominate other directors, and actors nominate each other.
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Henry Schein will nominate six board members and Vets First Choice will nominate five.
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The president does nominate -- he&aposs subject to Senate confirmation -- he does nominate the attorney general.
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HOW TO NOMINATE A CNN HERO It's easy to nominate your hero as a CNN Hero.
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So if you're a costume designer, you nominate costume designers, if you're an sound engineer, you nominate sound engineers.
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So, only directors can nominate other directors for the Best Director; only actors are eligible to nominate other actors.
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Henry Schein will nominate six individuals to the new company's board and Vets First Choice will nominate five individuals.
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Other than Best Picture, which is a free-for-all, only individuals within a certain area of expertise get to nominate their colleagues; directors nominate directors, for example, while actors all nominate for the acting categories.
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Ultimately, the decision to nominate or not to nominate diverse judges rests entirely with the president of the United States.
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It also gets the right to nominate candidates for the HVO general manager, while Yancoal will nominate candidates for financial controller.
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President Trump would no doubt nominate one of the conservatives, just as future Democratic presidents would nominate one of the liberals.
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As for the board of directors, Deutsche Telekom would nominate nine directors (two independent) and SoftBank would nominate four directors (two independent).
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Here are the categories for which the Oscars could nominate Marvel's Black Panther, with reasonable arguments for why the Oscars should nominate it.
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But once they nominate someone — once they nominate anyone — that person is guaranteed the support of both the party's elites and its voters.
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The military and civilian groups will each nominate 5 members to the council, and will jointly nominate an 11th member, according to Al Jazeera.
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Republicans do not need to nominate a liberal, but Democrats should insist they nominate a justice more in the mold of Anthony Kennedy than Scalia.
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Trump has said he'll nominate pro-life justices to the Supreme Court who would overturn Roe, and he could have the chance to nominate as many as four.
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But presidents have the constitutional authority not only to nominate individuals to fill vacancies on the Supreme Court, but also to nominate judges for the lower federal courts.
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For the first two year-term, Ternium plans to nominate Sergio Leite de Andrade as chief executive and Nippon Steel intends to nominate Ruy Roberto Hirschheimer as the chairman.
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Other key findings: •If Republicans nominate Trump and Democrats nominate Sanders, about 37 percent of voters would support Sanders compared with 30 percent for Trump and 8 percent for Bloomberg.
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Other key findings: •If Republicans nominate Trump and Democrats nominate Sanders, about 37 percent of voters would support Sanders compared with 30 percent for Trump and 8 percent for Bloomberg.
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There are elements of his direction of Black Panther I'd quibble with (mostly in the action sequences), but when the Oscars nominate a blockbuster, they usually nominate its director, too.
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It took Obama 26 days to nominate Sonia Sotomayor after David Souter announced his retirement, and 30 days to nominate Elena Kagan after John Paul Stevens said he was retiring.
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AND GRIFOLS HAVE BEEN CONSUMMATED * SAYS HAS RIGHT TO NOMINATE 3 DIRECTORS IN SR AND SR HAS THE RIGHT TO NOMINATE 2 DIRECTORS IN GRIFOLS DIAGNOSTIC SOLUTIONS Source text: bit.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has proposed that Obama's presidential successor nominate Scalia's replacement, while Obama is planning to nominate a successor himself, according to a statement from the White House.
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Either they will nominate a candidate who cannot deliver on their central policy promise or they will nominate a candidate whose victory will be a betrayal of liberal activists' top policy priority.
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But the Democrats are telling the president of the United States, as if you don&apost nominate Ruth Bader Ginsberg in one form or another, we are going to oppose whomever you nominate.
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Needless to say, President Clinton would likely nominate justices who are friendly to LGBTQ rights, while Trump indicated that he'd nominate fairly conservative justices who would likely be less friendly to LGBTQ equality.
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But I think it really depends on who we nominate.
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And then they'd just … nominate someone who's not Donald Trump.
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I hereby nominate him for any Americana award you got.
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Trump has yet to nominate anyone to 468 of them.
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President Trump is expected to nominate a replacement this week.
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SFWA members nominate their favorites, then vote on the finalists.
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Clinton won't nominate a full slate of Pillards and Lius.
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If you have a startup you can even nominate yourself!
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Arconic would nominate two members, the company said on Monday.
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Instead Mr Steinmeier must nominate a candidate for the job.
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Trump will nominate CIA Director Mike Pompeo to replace Tillerson.
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Trump has yet to nominate anyone to 515 of them.
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In certain categories, however, all members can nominate their favorites.
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Justice Democrats' unusual approach lets anyone nominate potential candidates online.
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DAVID FABER: Did you nominate any directors for the board?
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The deadline for Marathon shareholders to nominate directors is Dec.
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SUBTITLE: Why did you nominate them as a CNN Hero?
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Trump is expected to formally nominate him once that happens.
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Italy's state lender CDP says shareholders nominate Palermo as CEO.
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Who would you nominate as the greatest American rock band?
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He said if it happens, Trump should nominate him again.
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George Romney, blasted his party's decision to nominate Arizona Sen.
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Keith Ellison announces who will nominate him for DNC chair.
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Presidents, the senator insists, are empowered only to "nominate" justices.
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I hereby nominate this sandwich to be the next Bachelor.
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The president didn't nominate some random person off the street.
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President Borut Pahor plans to nominate a candidate by Sept.
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The move allowed Trump to nominate conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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I will nominate the man to come right back on.
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Do Democrats want to nominate their own version of Trump?
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Or the Democrats could do worse than to nominate O'Malley.
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The announcement positions President Donald Trump to nominate Kennedy's successor.
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BlueMountain Capital plans to nominate its own slate of directors.
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"If we nominate Donald Trump, Hillary wins," Mr. Cruz said.
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Read about the requirements and how to nominate someone here.
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Vermont Democrats appear poised to nominate Christine Hallquist for governor.
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Mr. Trump need not behave uncivilly to nominate originalist judges.
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Anyone can nominate a candidate for the Walk of Fame.
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The Obama administration declined to nominate anyone until they could.
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I nominate "The Best and the Brightest," by David Halberstam.
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President Donald Trump on Friday said he would nominate Rep.
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Trump has moved slowly to nominate officials to administration posts.
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If you nominate anyone else, Bernie Sanders or even Sen.
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Trump initially said last July he planned to nominate Rep.
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At Friday's ceremony, Trump officially announced he would nominate Gen.
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He also will nominate Noah Phillips, chief counsel for Sen.
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They nominate through open and contested primaries, and some caucuses.
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It is the time to nominate someone who can win.
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I would nominate "2084," by the Algerian writer Boualem Sansal.
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And the Republicans are about to nominate Donald freakin' Trump.
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The SAG Awards do differ greatly when it comes to the Oscars for the best picture prize: namely, the SAG Awards only nominate about five motion pictures, while the Oscars nominate up to 10.
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President Obama said he would nominate a new justice despite objections.
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Democrats need to nominate somebody who can actually beat this guy.
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Kamala Harris promised to nominate someone who comes from public schools.
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Instead, Democrats are poised to nominate an outspoken liberal, former ACLU
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Last week, Trump said he will nominate staunch Obamacare critic Rep.
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I nominate all of you to get involved… #ITSOKAYTOTALK #ANDYSMANCLUB pic.twitter.
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Nominate and confirm President Trump has already started with this process.
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Other investors would be free to nominate competing names, he said.
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Dems can't nominate a candidate who supports gun manufacturer immunity. pic.twitter.
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COOPER: You can nominate someone in just a few simple steps.
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CHAFFETZ: So, if you were the president, who would you nominate?
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Trump has yet to nominate anyone to formally serve as director.
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This has allowed the president-elect to nominate patriots, not parrots.
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Next time, they'll say, let's nominate someone different—a true conservative.
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It wasn't phrased as who gets to nominate Supreme Court appointees.
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In other words, they may nominate a Trump in name only.
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Trump had pledged to nominate justices who would overturn the decision.
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In the past, Republican presidents always promise to nominate strict constitutionalists.
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The corporate class will say, 'God, why did we nominate him?
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I nominate it for best use of sleigh bells this season.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will nominate Goldman Sachs (GS.
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Trump also announced plans to nominate Alexander Acosta for labor secretary.
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Then, Trump said he intended to nominate presidential physician, Rear Adm.
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If confirmed, Sarec will have 15 days to nominate his cabinet.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's bank rescue fund will nominate National Bank's (NBGr.
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Which presidential candidate will nominate justices who take that oath seriously?
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Trump announced plans to nominate him for the position last month.
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RELATED: Whom could President Obama nominate to replace Justice Antonin Scalia?
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President Barack Obama has vowed to nominate a replacement for Scalia.
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The White House announced Trump's plans to nominate Clovis Wednesday night.
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Trump is required by law to nominate at least one Democrat.
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RELATED: Who could President Obama nominate to replace Justice Antonin Scalia?
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"I nominate Tom Cruise and Hailey Bieber," he captioned the clip.
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Under the foundation's bylaws, Gevers gets to nominate Schmitz-Krummacher's replacement.
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If you don't nominate Bernie Sanders, he's not going to run?
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Wade when he decides who to nominate to the federal bench.
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We have to nominate someone who can win in the fall.
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Republicans will also nominate a candidate to take on Democratic Sen.
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Obama has made clear his intention to nominate Justice Scalia's successor.
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Nowhere and nobody will nominate a former policeman to this post.
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Elliott plans to nominate four directors for Commvault's 11 member board.
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But you don't have to personally know the individual you nominate.
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The President can now nominate 4 more people to the Board.
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He is obliged to nominate the candidate with the greatest support.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump announced his intent to nominate Adm.
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In the meantime they will nominate two directors to Jet's board.
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And there is no fear that he might nominate Judge Judy.
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It's unclear who Trump will nominate, but it almost doesn't matter.
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McConnell's political team mocked Schumer's suggestion to nominate Garland on Thursday.
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SYDNEY, Australia — President Trump has said he plans to nominate Adm.
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Mr. Lugar had quietly counseled the administration not to nominate him.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump announced on Tuesday that he will nominate Gen.
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A key factor will be the candidate the Democrats eventually nominate.
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Hardliners could still nominate a rival as speaker in coming months.
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" Mr. Trump, she said, would nominate a successor "in short order.
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That's followed by an invitation to nominate a potential CNN Hero.
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So … black actors received more nominations due to pressure to nominate.
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The Conservatives in Britain nominate someone widely seen as a buffoon.
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Two constitutional deadlines to nominate a successor have come and gone.
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How can a "woke" party nominate somebody who is barely awake?
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But if they try to nominate Rubio, it will blow up.
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Really, they were afraid Trump was going to nominate Don King.
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Why don't we just ask Beijing to nominate people for us?
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It's now clear who the RNC delegates will vote to nominate.
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Use this form to nominate a candidate for future Overlooked obituaries.
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Use this form to nominate a candidate for future Overlooked obits.
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Trump's decision to nominate Esper was first reported by other outlets.
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One way to do this would be an agreement to have Mr. Abadi nominate half of the candidates for the 14 portfolios he intends to change, and allowing the major parties to nominate the other half.
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But President Trump has been in office for over a month and has yet to nominate — or even announce the intention to nominate — his assistant attorney general for the antitrust division of the Department of Justice.
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Trump expected to nominate Powell to run Fed: President Trump is expected to nominate Federal Reserve Board Governor Jerome Powell on Thursday to be the next chairman of the central bank, according to multiple media reports.
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In 1844, when the incumbent President, John Tyler, found himself without a party, he called for a third-party Convention to nominate him, in order to persuade the Democrats to nominate him at their own Convention.
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Democrats may wind up in a position in which they can't nominate Bernie Sanders because he's too far left, and they can't not nominate him because his followers would bolt from a Biden/Bloomberg/Buttigieg-led party.
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"The president has the right to nominate under the Constitution," she said.
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Trump's campaign promise to only nominate justices who would overturn Roe v.
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Schumer has been crystal clear on who he expects Trump to nominate.
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Trump said earlier this month he will nominate Barr into the position.
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He would nominate a new candidate in the coming weeks, Cerar said.
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The White House announced Tuesday it intends to nominate former Utah Gov.
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And it could shape the type of candidate Democrats nominate in 2020.
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It's also possible the administration could formally nominate Maguire to the position.
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Trump has said he wants to nominate Stephen Moore to the Fed.
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The document stipulated his right to remain silent and nominate a lawyer.
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Her party has yet to nominate its choice for Romania's presidential ballot.
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President Donald Trump will nominate Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
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Neither thought Mr. Obama should nominate a justice to replace Antonin Scalia.
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To nominate a Top Dog Mom of the Year, go to Wag!
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He will no doubt nominate someone to the left of Justice Scalia.
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Customers can nominate other charities close to their hearts to participate too.
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Each year, the committees confidentially invite qualified people to nominate potential winners.
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His party refused to nominate a replacement, so the Assembly shut down.
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Trump previously said he'd only nominate justices who would overturn Roe v.
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Q. You said earlier that the way parties nominate candidates was changing.
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Shareholders were permitted to nominate a proxy to vote on their behalf.
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Tennis Australia are obliged to nominate athletes of 'good standing', Chiller said.
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"I nominate Tom Cruise and Hailey Bieber," he captioned the impressive clip.
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DAVID FABER: And you did or did not nominate for the board?
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It's the President's right and obligation to nominate people to the board.
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There's still time to nominate your beauties for the 85033th annual list!
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Instead, nominate a staffer you trust as your part-time cyber guru.
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This is Trump's second attempt to nominate an Army and Navy secretary.
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Yet they found some 20 scenes to nominate for Best Ethnic Scene.
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Nominate Ryan Coogler for Best Director or ask Chris Hemsworth to host.
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And presidents don't nominate people they know the Senate will never approve.
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His first action as the chairman was to nominate his rival, Rep.
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Shocking as it may be, Olivia still plans to nominate Cyrus. Why?
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I'm honored to nominate Bernie Sanders for president of the United States.
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That's why national Republicans are praying that voters don't nominate Don Blankenship.
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Obama has announced his intention to nominate a successor to Justice Scalia.
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"It's a mistake to nominate anyone who's ever run for office," Sen.
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Adams took the opportunity to nominate, and the Senate confirmed, numerous judges.
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You could nominate a Midwestern populist like this senior senator from Ohio.
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As the Republican Party prepares to nominate Mr. Trump next week, Mrs.
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Officials told the Journal Trump intends to nominate Gilday for the spot.
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Last week, Trump announced his plans to nominate labor lawyer Marvin Kaplan.
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Most of the candidates denounced Obama for saying he would nominate someone.
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Trump also intends to nominate billionaire Wilbur Ross as secretary of Commerce.
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Tennis Australia will nominate the players to take part in the Aug.
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But if the party denies Mr. Trump, whom then does it nominate?
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In response, Essilor asked a Paris court to nominate an outside mediator.
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Alabama, Iowa, and New Mexico could all nominate Democratic women for governor.
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An Edible Arrangement is like a MacArthur Fellowship; you cannot nominate yourself.
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Trump has yet to nominate a replacement former NHTSA head Mark Rosekind.
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Grassley said Trump has mentioned Judge William Pryor as someone he'd nominate.
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If the Democrats nominate somebody like Mitch Landrieu, the answer is no.
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That why his promise to nominate a female vice president makes sense.
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I have been critical of the past failures to nominate such leaders.
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You can use this form to nominate candidates for future "Overlooked" obits.
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Barring that, he said he would nominate Moro to the Supreme Court.
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But now she has the power to nominate someone to succeed her.
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"He said, 'I'm only going to nominate pro-life judges,'" he recalled.
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That ability to nominate justices will probably be Clinton's most important power.
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Some families might want to nominate a spokesman to lead the conversation.
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And that's true even if Democrats nominate someone other than Bernie Sanders.
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I nominate Noah Centineo to be the one trapped in the basement.
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MEXICO CITY, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Mexico will not nominate Central Bank Gov.
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Democrats thus risk disappointing some groups when they nominate a presidential candidate.
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However, the Trump administration has yet to nominate anyone for that position.
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President Donald Trump announced on Friday that he will nominate Republican Rep.
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In Delaware, for example, had they been able to nominate former Gov.
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It's unclear who Trump would nominate if he chose to replace Yellen.
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Should Democrats nominate Sanders, he could be similarly definitional beyond just 2020.
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The White House has yet to nominate a permanent replacement for Bass.
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That she didn't nominate Joan's daughter as a beneficiary is pretty telling.
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Of course, this leads to the question of who Democrats will nominate.
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But is a wealthy businessman what Democrats want to nominate against Trump?
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In December, Trump said he would nominate Barr to be Sessions's replacement.
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They vote to nominate but not elect the president of their country.
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The President waited a month to nominate William Barr in Sessions' place.
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Britain declined to nominate a commissioner, but the process moved ahead anyway.
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We're also just not sure the party will nominate a white man.
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His decision not to nominate a replacement effectively sets off an election.
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" — Cecelia Holland, Fortuna "I nominate the Bizz Johnson Trail, in Lassen County.
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He urged the party to "wake up" and nominate someone like him.
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His department's disinclination to nominate him to the committee that controls hiring?
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It would impair the freedom of parties to nominate their best candidates.
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The resulting five artists were then invited to nominate the next five.
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But Bloomberg, who has close Wall Street ties and liberal social views, sees an opening for his candidacy if Republicans nominate Trump or Texas Senator Ted Cruz and the Democrats nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, the source said.
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But Bloomberg, who has close Wall Street ties and liberal social views, sees an opening for his candidacy if Republicans nominate Trump or Texas Senator Ted Cruz and the Democrats nominate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, the source told Reuters.
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Among those under age 45, 210% say it's more important to nominate a candidate who shares your positions on issues, while 26% of those age 25 and older say it's more important to nominate someone who can defeat Trump.
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Each time someone does it, they nominate three friends to do it, too.
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"The Republicans have to decide who they want to nominate," Mr. Clinton replied.
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And since you're the one writing the letter, I'm going to nominate you.
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Stop procrastinating and nominate your favorite startup, founder or investor for a Crunchie.
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Who thinks it's illegal not to nominate him -- who says it's a coronation?
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"Fine, tell me who to nominate," Trump told one ally at the time.
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Trump, announcing Mattis' departure on Twitter, said he would nominate a successor soon.
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What has this development meant for parties' ability to nominate their preferred candidates?
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Upon taking office, Trump would formally nominate Tillerson for confirmation by the Senate.
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We urge communities, youth groups and schools to nominate them for the award.
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Presidents would have the right to nominate two justices per four-year term.
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The CDU's tradition has been to nominate the party leader as chancellor candidate.
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Trump announced his intention Friday to nominate Sullivan as US ambassador to Russia.
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After this, the committee will nominate its president and speaker within 24 hours.
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They nominate the required share of women, but give more support to men.
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Nominate a young hero for the Legacy Award in memory of Princess Diana.
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I am pleased to nominate Elaine as Secretary of the Department of Transportation.
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This gives the IMF a couple of months to nominate its next chief.
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But the advisor suggested Trump would not nominate Yellen to a second term.
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And I was like 'Can I pull a Dick Cheney and nominate myself?
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He's said that he would nominate Supreme Court justices that are against abortion.
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Courts: Gillibrand said she would only nominate judges who support the Roe v.
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Details of Booker's plan: Nominate judges who would uphold reproductive rights in court.
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Politico reports Trump might nominate Gary Cohn, his current National Economic Council Director.
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"It's their responsibility to determine whether it's appropriate to nominate them," Chiller added.
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The paper said activist shareholder Starboard Value plans to nominate a new board.
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He denies wrongdoing and ANO refuses to nominate another candidate for prime minister.
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It's time to drop the #Never nonsense and work to nominate Ted Cruz.
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Barack Obama said he would nominate a successor to the conservative Mr Scalia.
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Nearly 26,250 voters reportedly left off Los Angeles voter rolls Dems nominate Rep.
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The White House hopes to formally nominate Gingrich as soon as this week.
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The HDZ wants to nominate Finance Minister Zdravko Maric as prime minister-designate.
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The activist hedge fund is expected to nominate nine directors to the board.
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In particular, the President should nominate Judge Richard Posner to the Supreme Court.
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The Council should nominate a Commission president at a June 20-21 summit.
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"It's a mistake to nominate anyone who's ever run for office," Missouri Sen.
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President Trump has pledged to nominate anti-abortion justices to the Supreme Court.
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Trump has announced that he intends to nominate Mattis for secretary of Defense.
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Under Mr Trudeau's "non-partisan merit-based process", would-be senators nominate themselves.
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Or they can nominate someone else and Trump will make sure they lose.
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The airlines get to nominate four of the twelve seats on the board.
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Trump still needs to formally nominate Wheeler by sending paperwork to the Senate.
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The White House has yet to nominate anyone else to helm the bank.
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Vilsack also told the Times that it would be "odd" to nominate Rep.
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Still, Allen said he hopes the administration moves quickly to formally nominate Sharpless.
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Here's what else is happening: We officially nominate today as a perfect day.
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But President Obama has yet to nominate anyone to serve as ambassador. Sen.
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Moreover, Trump has the authority to nominate a permanent leader for the CFPB.
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The president announced earlier this week that he intended to nominate retired Gen.
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Neglecting to nominate Beyoncé's live album in bigger categories was a missed opportunity.
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Icahn had telegraphed earlier this month that he was likely to nominate directors.
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And that was every bit as important as the president's right to nominate.
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Shareholders have until Tuesday to nominate directors for election at the annual meeting.
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That contest launched the parties' process to nominate candidates for the November election.
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The governor will nominate a replacement, who faces confirmation by the state Senate.
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The crowd loves it and instantly nominate Claire and Frank to the ticket.
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There are even awards for festival sustainability, for which organizers must nominate themselves.
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Like, I liked some of it, but you're going to nominate the writing?
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Who would nominate a lawyer with no trial experience to supervise federal trials?
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You are not meant to nominate yourself, though it happens all the time.
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E. Nominate a Senior Executive Team Member to Oversee Implementation of any Recommendations.
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A bit of background: The state party convention does not actually nominate candidates.
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If delegates try to nominate him, he said, he will reject the offer.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump intends to nominate a Raytheon Co (RTN.
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In the 2017 Alabama race, the Democrats didn't nominate a Mark E. Clayton.
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In return, she had promised to nominate him for a local assembly seat.
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Let's assume, then, that Clinton would nominate someone halfway between Breyer and Kennedy.
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A common misconception about the Oscars is that they never nominate big hits.
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Democrats will win many voters in 2020 almost regardless of who they nominate.
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But didn't the Academy nominate Mel Gibson for an award just last year?
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Update: Trump announced that he will nominate Judge Neil Gorsuch for the position.
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Trump has announced he will nominate Eugene Scalia as his next Labor secretary.
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Sanders on a strong showing today, but before we rush to nominate Sen.
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Only one in five, 210%, say the GOP should nominate a different candidate.
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You can't nominate a co-worker, however beastly, as Pet of the Day.
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Donald Trump promised to nominate Scalia-like justices who would defend the Constitution.
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Trump has been slower than his recent predecessors to nominate State Department personnel.
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I am proud to nominate him as Secretary of Health and Human Services.
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Local political parties frequently nominate officials like clerks and inspectors to conduct voting.
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Democrats should move towards primary elections for all contests to nominate the president.
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In January Xerox said it would nominate 11 people to replace HP's board.
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If they nominate Bloomberg, he will outspend Trump at least 2000 to 2170.
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Now why don't you go off and nominate some ambassadors for a change?
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President Donald Trump will nominate David Bernhardt to be the new Interior secretary.
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And Trump didn't nominate Gorsuch simply because he knows how to follow precedent.
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The new administration has also yet to nominate an undersecretary to lead NPPD.
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To begin with, President Trump must nominate an ambassador to South Korea — now.
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I nominate the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for the role.
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Anyone could nominate a letter or email for inclusion in the day's 103LADs.
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Another vacancy on the court would allow Trump to nominate a second justice.
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Deason, who is Xerox's third-largest shareholder, is seeking to nominate 10 directors.
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Who the Democrats nominate could play a crucial role in whether it does.
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It's unclear whether the President intends to nominate a candidate for the role.
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If we nominate Trump, we will get destroyed.......and we will deserve it.
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Instead, Facebook will nominate Peggy Alford, PayPal senior vice president of core markets.
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Further, 259 in 26 potential Democratic voters say it is more important to them that the party nominate a candidate with a strong chance of beating Trump than it is that they nominate someone who shares their views on major issues.
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"I nominate Halle Berry, Gabrielle Union, Angela Bassett, Tasha Smith, Lupita Nyong'o and June Ambrose to upload a video dancing or singing to your favorite women's empowerment song and nominate or tag three women who inspire you to keep it going!"
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Parents and students can nominate teachers, or teachers can nominate themselves on Norwegian's website between now and April 12, 2019, and once they have been nominated, anyone can vote for their favorite teacher or share the submission on social media.
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From Victoria A. Espinel, president and CEO, BSA | The Software Alliance, Washington, D.C. Obama won't nominate AG Lynch The one candidate that we can be sure President Obama will not nominate to replace Justice Antonin Scalia is Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
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"If they nominate some far-left-wing whack job that is unacceptable to the broad middle of America, then you have a very different dynamic than if they nominate someone who is within shouting distance of the political center," he said.
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Were both candidates to continue, but the candidate with the most delegates became unable to serve, it would be up to those delegates to decide whether to nominate someone new, or whether to walk over and nominate the runner-up.
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"Democrats may wind up in a position in which they can't nominate Bernie Sanders because he's too far left, and they can't not nominate him because his followers would bolt from a Biden/Bloomberg/Buttigieg-led party," Mr. Brooks writes.
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"They were intended for good-faith uses, and it may very well be they are acting in good faith and they intend to nominate someone who can be confirmed and they aren't going to nominate Jeanine Pirro," the Fox News host.
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However, the latter case might be a reason for Obama to not nominate him.
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Mr Trump said he would nominate Christopher Wray to be director of the FBI.
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Specifying models with scores like Progressive Punch or DW-NOMINATE could produce different results.
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"Let's see who they nominate," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Wednesday to reporters.
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He will need to nominate two Democrats to round out the five-member panel.
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President-elect Donald Trump on Monday said he plans to nominate retired Marine Gen.
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He tells me he would like to nominate me for a creative writing scholarship.
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LEO: I&aposm very confident the president is going to nominate an extraordinary individual.
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Trump announced Tuesday he intends to nominate lawyer Robert Lighthizer as U.S. trade representative.
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During his campaign, Trump pledged to only nominate justices who would overturn Roe v.
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While Trump did nominate a FEMA director in April, the nominee hasn't been confirmed.
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The Council must nominate the next Commission head and the Parliament must endorse that.
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Asked Tuesday if he would similarly nominate Clinton in July, Sanders declined to answer.
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When you want your way, you don't nominate someone who will challenge your opinions.
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According to Yahoo's shareholder materials, investors can nominate their own director candidates from Feb.
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During the presidential election, Trump pledged to nominate justices who would "automatically" overturn Roe.
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Teter said she's holding out for the party to change course and nominate Sanders.
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Fiat Chrysler and PSA will each nominate five members to the new company's board.
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THE WINDOW TO NOMINATE BOARD OF DIRECTOR SLATE OPENS FEBRUARY 2nd OF NEXT YEAR.
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In a closed door meeting on Wednesday, Democrats voted 203-32 to nominate Rep.
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Mr Trump said he intended to nominate Jon Huntsman as America's ambassador to Russia.
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"If I were president I would certainly try to nominate a justice," he said.
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Several Democrats have also pledged to nominate only those who would uphold Roe v.
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The two jousted over the types of justices they'd nominate for the Supreme Court.
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Next time the Democrats should go with their gut and nominate a real fighter.
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Is it too late to nominate Davidson and Grande for collaboration of the year?
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The deadline for shareholders to nominate candidates for Williams' board of directors is Thursday.
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The Oscars like to nominate stars on the rise, and he fits that profile.
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Sound Mixing and Sound Editing: The sound branches love to nominate a good blockbuster.
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Trump has also said he intends to nominate his former campaign adviser Stephen Moore.
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If Trump does indeed nominate Gingrich, he would give the Democrats a perfect target.
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Rouhani is expected to nominate a new candidate for the job within three months.
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Or to nominate White House counsel Harriet Miers to serve on the Supreme Court.
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Donald Trump and the party he hopes will nominate him for president was never
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The country's upper house, lower house and the military will each nominate a candidate.
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People can also nominate their partners as recipients of life insurance policies, for instance.
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Second, and more importantly, the Democrats this time are likely to nominate Hillary Clinton.
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The ruling party is expected to nominate Sarksyan at its party gathering on Thursday.
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It's certainly plausible that Abe would nominate Trump for his efforts toward North Korea.
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Party-connected superdelegates hold the balance of power, and they want to nominate Clinton.
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"Conventions are held in order to nominate somebody to win the presidency," he said.
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Trump has promised to move quickly to nominate someone to the 10-year term.
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There are three problems with primaries: The parties no longer nominate their own candidates.
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The White House announced Trump's intent to nominate Brouillette to the post late Monday.
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And she helped nominate the first woman candidate for president from a major party.
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She said wants to know who Obama would nominate before deciding what to do.
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President Donald Trump says he'll nominate a former Justice Department official as FBI director.
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Consider first her promise to nominate Supreme Court justices who will overturn Citizens United.
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"After consultations with Romania's president, we decided to nominate two candidates," Orban told reporters.
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Results of CNBC's last Fed Survey showed that respondents thought Trump should nominate Yellen.
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It's unclear how quickly Trump will nominate a Senate-confirmable successor for attorney general.
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US attorney candidates rarely -- if ever -- meet with the presidents who will nominate them.
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Trump on Friday said he would nominate Barr to be the next attorney general.
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And there are still partisan divides on whether the president should even nominate someone.
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Just 20 percent think the Republican Party should nominate a different candidate in 2020.
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"If we nominate Hillary, then she can continue to abuse her base," he said.
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Their task is to nominate the party's presidential candidate for the election in November.
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Finally, if indifferent between possible nominees, everyone would prefer to nominate the ultimate winner.
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In Ohio, Republicans will likely nominate a more conservative candidate than outgoing GOP Gov.
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Look for prominent Republican faces when the Democrats gather in Philadelphia to nominate Mrs.
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President Trump intends to nominate former Army lieutenant colonel and current Tennessee state Sen.
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President Trump has been slower than his recent predecessors to nominate State Department personnel.
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Of course, if the Democrats succeed in blocking Kavanaugh, Trump will nominate another conservative.
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Trumka argued the president should nominate judges who understand the challenges facing working families.
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There's no doubt that Trump will nominate an anti-abortion judge to the court.
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He says he would nominate federal judges who also support legal protection of abortion.
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But if you nominate me, his playbook isn't going to work this time around.
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President Trump is planning to nominate three commissioners to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC).
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The company made its announcement hours before the deadline for investors to nominate directors.
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The have also promised to nominate Latinos to key posts in their prospective administrations.
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Catherine Durant's home state wants to nominate her for president, not just vice president.
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The Nobel committees invite thousands of people every year to nominate peace prize recipients.
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Aregawi is eligible, but the Swedish Federation did not nominate her for their team.
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But did Obama nominate a pro-choice judge to fill the bench's ninth seat?
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And if they manage to do that, they could just ... well, nominate somebody else.
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Trump said he would soon nominate a permanent replacement for review by the Senate.
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Patrons can also nominate their favorite venue for training on the Blue Bench website.
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It has called in the past for Democrats to nominate progressives to the FCC.
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It is possible that Mr. Trump could nominate Mr. Wheeler to the top job.
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If they do, they might use this form to nominate candidates for future obits.
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"It is the president's job to nominate people to the Fed," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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The White House has yet to formally nominate Mr. Moore for the Fed seat.
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He also said he would nominate an African American woman to the Supreme Court.
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Trump will nominate a new FCC chairman after he is inaugurated on January 20.
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Political parties on both sides also nominate fewer women when there is increased competition.
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The Morales government responded by demanding that the United Nations nominate a new commissioner.
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Here you're saying: Don't nominate progressives, don't talk about impeachment, don't talk about Russia.
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For starters, Trump will soon get to nominate a new leader for the GSA.
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Or will it throw caution to the wind altogether and nominate, say, Little Women?
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President Donald J. Trump announced his intention to nominate Rosenstein on January 31, 2017.
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We need our strongest candidate, so let's nominate the Democrat Trump fears the most.
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The Academy loves to nominate movies about itself, whether or not they're any good.
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He has promised to nominate a Supreme Court justice who could overturn Roe v.
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You can't nominate a younger sibling, no matter how strong a case you make.
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"The president should go forward and nominate the most liberal candidate possible," he said.
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Trump went on to nominate Neil Gorsuch to the high court, a conservative victory.
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It is not clear when Trump intends to nominate a candidate for attorney general.
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Should she not take home the prize, we nominate Applegate for Best Snark Ever.
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Expected to endorse call for national leaders to nominate lawmaker to run EU Commission.
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President Trump's choice to nominate an FBI director with ties to New Jersey Gov.
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However, "I'm only worried about the money if we nominate an uninspiring, disappointing nominee."
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It is not the first time the party has declined to nominate Ms. Teachout.
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His fans also hit back at the Oscars for failing to even nominate him.
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Right now, and in general, the Democrats can nominate candidates who fit their districts.
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Parliamentary members will then have a further 16 days to nominate their own candidates.
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My guess is to nominate either Warren or Klobuchar and hope for the best.
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Doug Collins of Georgia, to eventually nominate as full DNI, which requires congressional approval.
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It permits the president to nominate a vice president whenever that office becomes vacant.
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In March, Trump said he would nominate Moore to an open Federal Reserve governorship.
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He then said he would nominate CIA Deputy Director Gina Haspel to replace Pompeo.
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Last month Mr. Trump announced his intention to nominate Vincent Viola as Army secretary.
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The left is not going to nominate a political insider like Hillary Clinton again.
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"Will the president nominate someone who's mainstream enough to get bipartisan support?" he asked.
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He will also need to nominate a replacement for former Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer.
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The administration has yet to nominate ambassadors to both Belgium and the European Union.
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" — Kathie Fowler, Napa "I nominate Pinecrest Lake in Tuolumne County as my treasured place.
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Pundits speculate Obama may nominate Jane Kelly of the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Opinion Columnist So the Democrats are going to nominate their presidential candidate in … Milwaukee!
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If Obama does nominate Kelly, the game inside the Senate is an interesting one.
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Fifty-five percent of likely voters polled said it is more important to nominate the candidate who seems most likely to beat Trump, while 36 percent said it is important to nominate someone with positions on the issues that come closest to theirs.
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Trump slow to nominate CNN has found that Trump has been slower to nominate State Department officials than his recent predecessors, naming people to 83 State Department posts in the first year of his administration, compared with 127 by President Barack Obama.
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Even when those politicians are speaking at national conventions to nominate their candidate for president.
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"Let's see who they nominate," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said last week to reporters.
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And don't forget to nominate great folks for our leaders under 40 transforming healthcare list!
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In other words, anyone willing to spend a little cash can join, nominate and vote.
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He also plans to soon nominate a Fed vice chair and the community banking seat.
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In retrospect, the decision to nominate Brennan as CIA director calls Obama's judgment into question.
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Brussels had urged Poroshenko to nominate someone seen as independent who had a legal background.
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I would nominate the species Ephedra as another candidate for the world's oldest recreational drug.
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First, he must immediately nominate his candidate to replace Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court.
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Trump said Tuesday that he "most likely" will nominate Esper for the permanent job soon.
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And he hints at who he may nominate to be the next Supreme Court justice.
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Donald Trump could nominate George Washington or John Marshall and they couldn&apost get through.
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I'm very very sad because he could nominate ... I believe for my lifetime, we're fucked.
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Nine. Under its current rules the Academy can nominate anywhere from five to 10 movies.
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Or, to put it more bluntly, Trump could nominate Dunkin just to piss off McConnell.
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WATTERS: I would say that Democratic presidents also nominate liberal justices to the Supreme Court.
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Trump had yet to officially nominate Moore for the Fed board, which requires Senate confirmation.
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" Ocasio-Cortez said: "We need to nominate someone with a political revolution at their back.
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The DJ went on to nominate Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Kevin Durant and Barack Obama.
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Trump intends to nominate conservative economist and author Stephen Moore for the other vacant spot.
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Or we can nominate a proven conservative who's fought consistently for working men and women.
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President Trump said Friday that he will nominate Bill Barr to serve as attorney general.
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" He added, "If we nominate Trump, we will get destroyed.......and we will deserve it.
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So… Vote for Joe Kopser if you want to nominate the strongest general-election candidate.
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And, I submit, it is a particularly dangerous combination — parties can't control whom they nominate.
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Of course, the president, by the way, has every right to nominate Supreme Court justices.
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If that happens members of parliament will have another 16 days to nominate candidates themselves.
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Secretary of Defense: 157 days since Jim Mattis left (Trump says he'll nominate Patrick Shanahan).
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Greece's creditors are to nominate two members of the board, with Athens nominating the rest.
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We, instead, would nominate these people to take his place:Donald J. TrumpThat's the whole list.
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President Trump will nominate the CFPB's next director, who will be subject to Senate confirmation.
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Donald Trump said he would nominate Stephen Moore to the board of the Federal Reserve.
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The gang's all here; all the Hollywood Foreign Press has to do is nominate them.
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But Conway suggested those weren't reasons enough to nominate Romney as the nation's top diplomat.
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And they go ahead and nominate Kamala Harris, and she loses narrowly to Donald Trump.
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I'm calling it now: The Oscars will nominate Black Panther for Best Picture next year.
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At the risk of sounding as idiotic as Steffens I would like to nominate Israel.
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And a Republican president will never nominate anyone who he thinks agrees with that ruling.
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The nationalist alliance is expected to nominate Simeonov's replacement as deputy prime minister next week.
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The deadline for shareholders to nominate candidates for Williams' board of directors is Aug. 25.
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As Foreign Policy noted, Trump had failed to nominate anyone to the board until recently.
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Well, your friends can nominate you, like they did for Rachel Lindsay, the new Bachelorette.
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The rumor is we are about to nominate so and so, but it doesn't happen.
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Will enough Democratic women overlook the party's second refusal to nominate the first female president?
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The Democratic Party will nominate a candidate most Democrats dislike because their game is rigged.
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The Republican Party will nominate a candidate most Republicans dislike because their game is not.
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And Ben Carson continues to present himself as someone Republicans like but will never nominate.
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"I think the party if they nominate him will be committing an abortion on itself."
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The President may nominate any candidate he wishes, and the Senate may reject any candidate.
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The company's window for shareholders to nominate directors to its board begins early next month.
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"I apologize for that," said Haworth, who concedes the Beatles didn't nominate a single woman.
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So it's entirely plausible that he'll nominate Cuccinelli and dare McConnell to vote him down.
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The mushmouths that France's mainstream parties appear set to nominate next year will not do.
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Before I nominate this for Best Halloween Brand Tweet of 2016, a few questions: 1.
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And Trump may well formally nominate someone else to take on the gig full time.
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If he is elected, county officials will nominate another Republican to serve in the seat.
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Trump on Saturday wrote on Twitter that he would nominate Army Chief of Staff Gen.
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It's an essential one of Obama's duties, as president, to nominate a replacement for Scalia.
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This led the party to nominate a centrist who accepted the New Deal, Dwight Eisenhower.
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Trump has not indicated whether he would nominate Wheeler or someone else for the post.
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Trump announced he will nominate acting VA Secretary Robert Wilkie to permanently fill the position.
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"The Hall of Fame does not nominate anyone," Joe Horrigan, its executive vice president, said.
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The White House announced Trump's intention to nominate Shanahan as Pentagon chief in early May.
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The President announced Friday he would nominate State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert to replace Haley.
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It is absolutely entrancing, and I would nominate it for an Emmy if I could.
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Now she is ducking the question [of] what type of judge the president should nominate.
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Clinton, defeated for the nomination, moved to stop the roll call and nominate Barack Obama.
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President Donald Trump is expected to nominate the next Fed chair on Thursday U.S. time.
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And they reflect the approach that has led the Democratic Party to nominate losing candidates.
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What's next: Trump must formally nominate Wray, who has to be approved by the Senate.
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Memorial will also have the right to nominate an independent director to Range Resources' board.
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The best option in this situation is for the president to nominate a consensus candidate.
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The company said Solenta would have the right to nominate two members to its board.
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Lim says it's more important that Democrats nominate a more magnetic candidate than Clinton was.
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So naturally the plan is to nominate a guy who gets his steaks fact checked.
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Clinton, if elected, might nominate Mr. Obama himself, a prospect sure to horrify many Republicans.
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Sixteen percent said the party should nominate a candidate who has run in the past.
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Teachers will be encouraged to nominate their students, who can apply online on Roblox's website.
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Imagine the Oscars ceremony that had the guts to nominate the brilliantly whimsical Paddington 2!
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The final outcome will very much depend on whom the Republicans nominate to face her.
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President Obama wasted little time announcing his intention to nominate someone to the high court.
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Trump announced his intention to nominate Clinger as chairman of the FDIC on June 16.
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And do we really want to nominate someone like that to run against President Trump?
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Trump has nominate Carnegie Mellon economics professor Marvin Goodfriend to fill one of the positions.
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The leaders of the Assembly and the Senate were each allowed to nominate one member.
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First, who will the president nominate to serve a five-year term as Cordray's successor?
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Interested parties can apply here or nominate someone with a mail-in or online application.
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But why in the world would Alabama Republican voters nominate him after this pathetic showing?
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The president said Mr. Cain had asked him not to nominate him for the seat.
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Why it could struggle: The Oscars will gladly nominate science fiction in the technical categories.
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It's crucial that the party nominate someone who can credibly represent its proudly diverse ranks.
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Oklahomans also voted Tuesday, deciding on who to nominate in the race to replace Gov.
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Are we about to nominate a self-described socialist for president of the United States?
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The Republicans really want to win there, but not enough to nominate a woman themselves.
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Nor are explicit campaign pledges to nominate justices who meet certain characteristics all that unusual.
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Jeb Bush on Tuesday penned an op-ed lauding Trump's plan to nominate Scott Pruitt.
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You can nominate someone by filling out the form at the bottom of this page.
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Democrats opt to nominate Horatio Seymour over Johnson during the prelude to the 1868 election.
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That's because both parties would still initially nominate their own candidates as an opening gambit.
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He's in the ball game if they nominate someone unpopular like they did in 2016.
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And Trump himself shot down the notion he would nominate her later in the afternoon.
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Democrats need to nominate the right person to prevent Trump from winning a second term.
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They're reluctant to nominate the mayor of a small city to go up against Trump.
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On Friday, opposition politicians urged Mr. Sharif to quit and nominate a new prime minister.
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His solution: Nominate Senator Gore and appoint Mr. Farmer as his secretary of the Treasury.
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But no matter whom the Democrats nominate, he says, they will come under merciless attack.
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A supermajority would be an inducement for presidents to nominate middle-of-the-road candidates.
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Later in the day, Ackman told CNBC he only intended to nominate a minority slate.
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He will still need to nominate one more Democrat for the FTC to be filled.
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"He doesn't believe anyone should try and dictate who that nominate should be," Axelrod said.
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Like any president-elect, Mr. Trump is within his rights to nominate whomever he pleases.
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Trump announced he would nominate Moore to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors last month.
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They used this controlling power to nominate Robert Ringling as vice president of the circus.
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But when asked if he would nominate him to the job permanently, Trump still demurred.
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Leaders must nominate the president, but then lawmakers must approve the appointment in confirmation hearings.
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EU leaders could defy Parliament and nominate someone who did not run in the election.
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In May, Kirsten Gillibrand vowed to nominate only judges who would uphold Roe v. Wade.
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Trump is daring the Democrats to nominate a candidate acceptable to independent and swing voters.
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Did Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan nominate President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize?
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Amaru, an adjunct professor and public policy consultant, won a campaign contest to nominate Clinton.
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Republicans have said the next president should be allowed to nominate a replacement for Scalia.
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In fact, he's suggesting that President Donald Trump should nominate Kavanaugh again if that happens.
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The teen were encouraged to nominate other family members, educators, or people in the community.
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The Oscars are usually reticent to nominate a lineup of all first-time director nominees.
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Though President Obama has said he intends to nominate a successor "in due course," Senate Republicans have vowed to stall the confirmation process in the hope that they will win the White House and have the opportunity to nominate someone more to their liking.
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One self-inflicted wound: the president has failed to nominate anyone for 11 of 18 top political jobs at the Transportation Department, just as he has failed to nominate anyone for more than 60 percent of top jobs requiring Senate confirmation throughout the executive branch.
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On Wednesday evening, Trump announced his intention to nominate AccuWeather CEO Barry Myers to lead NOAA.
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But, like the Grammys, these award shows can only nominate the artists made available to them.
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What if it's put up against rapaciousness and bigotry, should the Republican Party nominate Donald Trump?
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Among this group of 43, the vast majority (37) have positive second dimension DW-nominate scores.
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On Tuesday, Trump announced he would nominate Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson as secretary of State.
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We're still adding speakers, and if you have someone you'd like to nominate, let us know.
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During the call, Schumer urged Trump to nominate Garland as a way to unify the country.
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He has also pledged to nominate judges who would not vote to overturn Roe. v. Wade.
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National leaders should nominate a successor to European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker in late June.
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More than that, he has also said that he would nominate anti-choice Supreme Court justices.
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GRAHAM: Well, President Trump could nominate George Washington and they would all be up in arms.
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Also worth noting: Merck will nominate Mayo Clinic CEO Dr. John Noseworthy as a board director.
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Wade, as you said, we don&apost even know who the president is going to nominate.
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President Trump plans to nominate the head of the Army, General Mark Milley, to succeed Gen.
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On Friday, Trump announced his intention to nominate Sullivan as the next US ambassador to Russia.
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Mr Trump will be able to nominate commissioners at once, which would transform the SEC's agenda.
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Trump also has announced his intention to nominate economic commentator Stephen Moore to the Fed board.
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If Mr Garland remains in no-man's land, Mrs Clinton may re-nominate him in January.
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The road to a second term will be smoother if Republicans again nominate a poor candidate.
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Yet the person they nominate to steer Italy's finances matters more for the indebted country's future.
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In the first, last month, voters selected two parties to nominate candidates for the second round.
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It has only to nominate board members who don't want to exercise the power they have.
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"If we nominate Trump we will get destroyed…and we will deserve it," he once said.
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Nixon did not, however, initially nominate Gray — or anyone else — to take on the job permanently.
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You better nominate somebody who can get 270 electoral votes — Donald Trump can't, Ted Cruz can't.
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Oscar winner Lupita Nyong'o is questioning the Academy's ability to nominate a diverse group of actors.
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You can't un-nominate him by awkwardly acknowledging how weird it is at every available opportunity.
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Trump has said he intends to nominate James Clinger, a Republican Congressional staffer, to replace Gruenberg.
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According to our Energy Department source, Trump's team has yet to nominate anyone to succeed them.
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Companies will have to nominate a director for the workforce or create an employees' advisory council.
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You're about to nominate a thin-skinned racist with the temperament of a 20173-year-old.
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Under its procedures shareholders don't get to nominate board members; only the board can do that.
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The Puritans will most likely nominate one of their own as their presidential candidate in 2020.
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President Donald Trump has promised to nominate only Supreme Court justices who will overturn Roe v.
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But developer Niantic may have found a solution: it's letting users nominate their own pokéstop locations.
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Barack Obama is never going to nominate anyone who he thinks disagrees with the Roe v.
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I don't doubt Trump would nominate pro-life judges, or that he would resist raising taxes.
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This story has also been updated to add Trump's comments confirming he wants to nominate Cain.
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Trump moved quickly to nominate a replacement for Kennedy, who announced his retirement on June 27.
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"If you nominate Trump and Cruz, I think you get the same outcome," he told reporters.
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I have made my decision on who I will nominate for The United States Supreme Court.
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It seems much more likely that the president simply prefers to nominate people he already knows.
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Mr. Obama "has every right to nominate someone," Mr. McConnell said Tuesday on the Senate floor.
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It's unknown whether Trump will ever nominate anyone, though it would likely be to his benefit.
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He has said he would nominate a justice who would support overturning the landmark Roe v.
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Everybody agrees that the party should not again nominate someone under investigation for breaking federal law.
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Trump announced on Friday that he would nominate State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert to replace Haley.
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On the campaign trail, Trump also promised to nominate justices who would overturn Roe v. Wade.
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In the race for U.S. Senate, the Democrats are likely to nominate first-term U.S. Rep.
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The proposal would give Altria the right to nominate directors representing a third of Juul's board.
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What happens next may depend on whether or not Mr Obama manages to nominate his successor.
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Republicans could take the deal and be content that Obama didn't nominate someone far more liberal.
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"When you nominate a billionaire, it's just not a simple process," the defense industry consultant said.
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The crucial question is whether President Obama can nominate anyone that the Republican Senate will confirm.
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President Donald Trump said last week that he intends to nominate Moore for a Fed governorship.
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Trump has narrowed the field and will nominate former Army lieutenant colonel and Tennessee state Sen.
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I am also moved to tears when Bernie Sanders humbly asks the DNC to nominate Hillary.
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They must do everything in their power to demand that President Trump nominate a consensus candidate.
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"I plan to fulfill my constitutional responsibilities to nominate a successor, in due time," Obama said.
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It's the reason he has failed to nominate anyone to fill hundreds of key federal jobs.
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Garland emerged again after Senator Mike Lee proposed that Trump nominate Garland to be FBI director.
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Only existing members can nominate new ones, and nominees must be approved by the management committee.
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There's no way in the world we should nominate a billionaire who epitomizes the status quo.
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Trump was poised to nominate him after that conference and the hearing last week, sources said.
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President Trump will nominate Raytheon lobbyist Mark Esper as the top civilian leader of the Army.
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Why there were questions: Trump announced on Saturday he will nominate Army Chief of Staff Gen.
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"I plan to fulfill my constitutional responsibilities to nominate a successor in due time," Obama said.
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You can nominate an app or game through this rather simple application form directly from Google.
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You don't get to nominate another White House to go and live in when you're cold.
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Warren vowed to nominate officials who would unwind past mergers that have been approved by regulators.
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The only way to extend that timeline is to nominate a permanent candidate for the job.
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A former Trump White House official focused on the question of whom the Democrats might nominate.
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The question, then, is whether the party could ever actually nominate a figure with this profile.
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The saving grace for Democrats will not be who they nominate or what policies they support.
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After Al Smith's loss in 1928, it took the Democrats 32 years to nominate another Catholic.
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Pretty simple, if you don't nominate somebody who's appealing to a broader audience, you can't win.
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Trump would be also be free to nominate an attorney general for the Senate to consider.
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The President says he is likely to nominate a new associate justice in the coming weeks.
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The White House first announced in May that Trump intended to nominate Shanahan as Defense secretary.
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Democrats are also likely to nominate women in two Virginia swing districts, while South Carolina Rep.
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Trump has reportedly decided to nominate Tillerson to be secretary of State, according to multiple reports.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that Powell was notified of Trump's decision to nominate him.
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The vote will proceed as follows: Tyrion will first nominate one of the five of them.
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I would nominate our practice of imprisoning criminals for the purpose of retribution rather than rehabilitation.
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President Obama plans to nominate the first female combatant commander, Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced Friday.
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She added that Pompeo is moving forward with efforts to nominate someone for the key position.
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The New York senator also pledged to only nominate Supreme Court Justices who support Roe v.
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Libertarian Party presidential nominee Gary Johnson on Sunday urged the party to nominate former Massachusetts Gov.
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Trump has said he was likely to nominate Wheeler to serve as the permanent EPA chief.
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It wasn't necessary to nominate another song from "A Star Is Born" in a major category.
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President-elect Donald Trump has yet to announce who he plans to nominate for SEC Chair.
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He promised that he would only nominate judges who would vote to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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America's democracy accords to the president the constitutional prerogative to nominate candidates to the Supreme Court.
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"President-elect Trump to nominate Robert Lighter as US Trade Representative," the transition 2017 account tweeted.
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Nearly 1 in 3 Republican respondents said they would like to nominate someone other than Trump.
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Investors also saw Trump nominate Fed Governor Jerome Powell to become the central bank's next chair.
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Word leaked out in the early hours of Wednesday that Trump would nominate South Carolina Gov.
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By staking out such a tough line, we forced the president to nominate a true moderate.
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The White House plans to nominate a new justice by July 9, CNN reported earlier Thursday.
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Nominate a moderate Supreme Court justice, such as Judge Consuelo María Callahan of the Ninth Circuit.
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This is their decision to nominate who they think is better to negotiate on their behalf.
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Speaking of the Kremlin, the White House announced that it intends to nominate former Utah Gov.
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It's unclear as of now who Trump will nominate next for the nation's top intelligence post.
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She said it would be a mistake for Democrats to nominate a white man in 2020.
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The Democratic Party can also nominate candidates at the state convention at the end of May.
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Democratic leaders can nominate up to four candidates to run for attorney general, according to Newsday.
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Caroline: How many of Calista Flockhart's lines can I nominate for "best dialogue of the episode"?
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But many may simply opt to nominate whichever CGI blockbuster managed to keep their kids quiet.
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But Americans elect presidents, and most Democratic voters decided not to nominate her for the job.
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If you nominate Sanders, you're going to doom us to four more years of Donald Trump.
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If it's the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, I'll personally nominate Trump for the Nobel Prize.
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That, of course, is in all likelihood exactly why Mr. Obama didn't nominate him — too political.
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President Trump plans to nominate Nellie Liang, a Fed economist, to the regulator's board of governors.
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His hedge fund plans to nominate candidates to replace all 12 directors, according to the WSJ.
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In 1980, Ronald Reagan pledged to nominate the first woman to sit on the Supreme Court.
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Will they nominate a candidate who can draw moderate voters but falls short of policy perfection?
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Trump in theory could use the time to continue searching for a permanent DNI to nominate.
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He hopes Democrats nominate former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., but he is not particular.
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In December, President Trump announced his intention to nominate Liu to fill a Treasury Department post.
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Democrats might well nominate someone who has long resisted calling himself a member of their tribe.
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Democrats can, and hopefully will, nominate a candidate capable of attracting middle-of-the-road support.
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The Academy's failure to nominate Gerwig's direction, however, has become par for the Little Women course.
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Are Democrats up to their historical responsibility to nominate the candidate most likely to defeat Trump?
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Presidents reveal themselves, and often replicate themselves, in the Justices they nominate to the Supreme Court.
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Or, worse yet, they fear Trump will eventually nominate Wolf to run the agency full time.
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Katie Hill and another to nominate a candidate for a new term starting in January 2021.
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However, I would like to nominate one more, particularly because I think he has been underappreciated.
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The Trump administration plans to nominate the conservative economist Marvin Goodfriend to one of those seats.
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Mr. Trump must also decide whether to nominate Ms. Yellen for a second term as chairwoman.
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But Sanders supporters are equally convinced that Trump will win unless Democrats nominate their radical candidate.
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This week, a constitutional deadline for Parliament to nominate a new prime minister came and went.
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President Donald Trump has said he will nominate Bernhardt to succeed Ryan Zinke as Interior secretary.
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Mr. Cuomo also said he planned to nominate several minority candidates to the state parole board.
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She on Monday clarified that she would not nominate the former president for a Cabinet position.
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He then said he would nominate Haspel, currently the CIA deputy director, to replace Pompeo. Sen.
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President Trump has said that he will nominate a pro-life candidate to the high court.
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The Federalist Society has long been used by GOP presidents as a resource to nominate judges.
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Trump announced earlier Friday his intention to nominate Sullivan to be his new ambassador to Russia.
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On Friday, Trump announced plans to nominate Moore for a sixth seat on the Fed Board.
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Jana can still nominate that slate at the next Whole Foods annual meeting, expected in February.
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Pro-independence parties would not nominate an alternative candidate, the regional parliament speaker said on Tuesday.
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The Trump administration has not said when it plans to nominate a permanent successor to Gottlieb.
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If Democrats nominate Evers, education is guaranteed to be a major issue in the governor's race.
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Ted Cruz, used it as a cudgel against Trump, arguing that he wouldn't nominate conservative justices.
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The president has every right in the world to nominate people who share his economic philosophy.
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The G.O.P. doesn't nominate its most ideological candidates (be they Steve Forbes or Alan Keyes or Michele Bachmann), but it also doesn't nominate candidates who seem inclined to run against conservatism, from John McCain in 2000 to more recent "mavericks" like Jon Huntsman and now John Kasich.
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"Most people in the legal profession believe there will be an opportunity for the next president to nominate the vacancies on the United States Supreme Court," Allred said, adding that many of the judges Trump says he'd nominate to fill Supreme Court vacancies are anti-choice.
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Trump in a release announced his intent to nominate Gibson Dunn lawyer Andrea Lucas and Jocelyn Samuels, the director of an LGBT-focused institute at UCLA School of Law, as well as re-nominate National Labor Relations Board members Marvin Kaplan and Lauren McFerran to new terms.
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He chastised Republicans for trying to block President Obama's ability to nominate a justice for partisan reasons.
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" But, he added, "I plan to fulfill my constitutional responsibilities to nominate a successor in due time.
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Republican senators concede that Mr. Obama has the power to nominate a candidate to replace Justice Scalia.
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" On sensors: "The second thing I'd nominate for wearables is the concept of sensors on the body.
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He faced a difficult choice: whether to nominate an eminently qualified liberal or an eminently qualified moderate.
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"I'm sure that President (Donald) Trump will nominate a person of integrity, character and qualification," Verrill said.
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I am confident that Trump would never nominate, and the Senate would never confirm, New Jersey Gov.
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He pledged to nominate "pro-life" Supreme Court justices, saying they would "automatically" overturn Roe v. Wade.
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When I am our nominee, we will defeat Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders or whoever they nominate.
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The Academy can't nominate roles than don't exist, to paraphrase Viola Davis' fantastic Emmys speech last year.
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It seeks to remove six members of the company's board and nominate a slate of independent replacements.
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PERINO: What he said is I&aposm going to put -- I will work to nominate conservative justices.
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Trump could still nominate Cuccinelli for the permanent position of DHS secretary, launching a Senate confirmation process.
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But users also get the ability to nominate other eateries to be included through a Google form.
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Nevada officials wanted to nominate the census tract that included the industrial park as an opportunity zone.
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But, please, Democrats: Just nominate someone who will have this election in the bag from Day 1.
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In the end, he may end up being neutral in 2020, especially depending on whom Democrats nominate.
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We at Noisey would also like to nominate the album for Best Opening Line of the Year.
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It wouldn't make strategic sense to nominate Big Little Lies for a traditional Best Drama Series award.
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Both say it would be a disaster for the Republican Party to nominate Donald Trump for president.
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If the deadline was not met, Lion Point said it would nominate directors, according to the statement.
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In the recent Myanmar elections, Aung San Suu Kyi's party refused to nominate a single Muslim candidate.
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Memorial Resource Development will also have the right to nominate an independent director to Range Resources' board.
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At the time, energy companies and conservative groups praised Trump's decision to nominate Wheeler to the EPA.
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No matter whom the Socialists nominate, their chances of winning the presidential election in May are slim.
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"Does Toomey think Donald Trump is qualified to nominate the next Supreme Court justice?" the statement asked.
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"Of course, the president, by the way, has every right to nominate Supreme Court justices," Bush said.
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The only official votes to nominate a candidate are those that are cast from the convention floor.
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And we need to enthusiastically support Mike and nominate him Wednesday night as the next vice president.
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Britain could expect to nominate a judge to the court, which it could not to the ECJ.
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President Obama declined to nominate Warren as director of the watchdog agency in 2011, CNN reports. 4.
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If that were to happen, Clinton would have to re-nominate Garland and begin the process anew.
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Billionaire oilman Harold Hamm said Thursday he has suggested that President-elect Donald Trump should nominate Rep.
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After putting his own muscles to the test, Glazer went on to nominate another celebrity: Snoop Dogg.
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So no president these days would ever nominate anyone who'd openly admit to having — gasp — an ideology.
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Democrats will nominate their candidate for attorney general at this week&aposs state convention on Long Island.
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Starboard intends to nominate its chief executive, Jeffrey Smith, to Depomed's board along with five other nominees.
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Nissan also said it would nominate Yasushi Kimura, adviser at JXTG Holdings Inc, to chair its board.
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If the White House doesn't nominate Okonjo-Iweala, Malpass would probably win a competitive race against her.
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The companies said Whistler will nominate one member of its board to the Vail board of directors.
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There's one exception to the nominating process, though: Any member can nominate a film for Best Picture.
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President Trump plans to nominate acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan to permanently head up the Pentagon.
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There was also the possibility Rosselló could nominate a last-minute alternative candidate for secretary of state.
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Simple tweets have helped nominate the GOP candidates for governor and congressional seats in state after state.
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Hillary Clinton praised him, but she made no promises concerning who she might nominate for the seat.
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The White House also announced plans to nominate: * David Norquist to become Under Secretary of Defense, Comptroller.
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The board will nominate 12 of its current directors for election at the meeting, Wells Fargo said.
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However, at this point it is impossible to predict who he will nominate to replace Judge Reinhardt.
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"Instead of a special prosecutor, @realDonaldTrump should nominate Merrick Garland to replace James Comey," Lee tweeted Thursday.
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Britain will be entitled to nominate a new commissioner as long as it remains in the Union.
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It is unlikely that this will stop Mr Obama from exercising his constitutional right to nominate someone.
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Trump also has said that he intends to nominate economic commentator Stephen Moore to the Fed board.
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In practice, that means the Democrats often nominate candidates who stick religiously to safe, tested talking points.
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The president has the power to nominate federal judges, with the "advice and consent" of the Senate.
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Or do we want a president who will nominate justices who faithfully interpret and apply the Constitution?
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Trump has also announced the intent to nominate another career foreign service member, Michael Raynor, to Ethiopia.
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The harder they pushed to nominate "traditional" writers, the more the community responded by supporting minority voices.
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One wonders whether Abe, if he actually did nominate Trump, may soon come to regret his decision.
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Cardoso, who was president from 1995-2002, proposed that his party nominate TV presenter Luciano Huck instead.
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For those who possess not only beauty, but also a healthy ego: Yes, you can nominate yourself.
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George H. W. Bush was the last president to nominate a similar number of white, male people.
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He did, however, signal his commitment in a tweet to nominate judges that would uphold Roe v.
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Last week, the Wall Street Journal reported that Trump was unlikely to nominate Cohn as Fed chair.
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He could nominate someone with diplomatic or foreign policy experience, like Richard Armitage, as secretary of state.
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But the question of which one Bulgaria's government will nominate is already causing political turbulence at home.
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In Sofia, Boyko Borisov, the prime minister, is under pressure to decide which woman he will nominate.
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That's why I nominate myself as a contender for the title of Lip Smacker's first Taste-Maker.
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THIS week, Democrats are meeting in Philadelphia to nominate Hillary Clinton as their candidate for the presidency.
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I would like to nominate these cat friends as the stars of a new Charlie's Angels reboot.
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As the chart shows, stealth candidates come with their own risks for the presidents who nominate them.
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This is not to say Republicans will always, or even routinely, nominate candidates as dangerous as Trump.
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He can nominate people close to those senators and representatives to key federal jobs or judicial seats.
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Mike Pompeo (R-Kan.), the lawmaker who Trump intends to nominate to replace Brennan atop the CIA.
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Trump will get to nominate a permanent replacement for Shaub, which would be subject to Senate confirmation.
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And he may get the chance to nominate one or two more people to the Supreme Court.
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He could nominate a solid defender of the rule of law and the Constitution, such as Sen.
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Republicans and Democrats are convening to nominate candidates for statewide offices in Connecticut's most consequential election ever.
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To do so, they want to nominate the candidate closest to the base who also is electable.
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She could re-nominate him in the hope that this time he really would be easily confirmed.
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There also are voters who question whether the party should nominate a woman because of Clinton's loss.
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Furthermore, no one should be surprised that presidents tend to nominate lawyers who share their judicial philosophies.
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Trump will nominate Aurelia Skipwith to be the director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS).
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For those who possess not only beauty but also a healthy ego: You can indeed nominate yourself.
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But as Republicans gather in Cleveland to nominate Donald J. Trump, the venom being directed at Mrs.
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Influential board members had persuaded Cromme to nominate a successor, Manager Magazin reported, citing supervisory board sources.
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In June 2005, 41%, a plurality, wanted President George W. Bush to nominate a more conservative justice.
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The Constitution gives the power to nominate and appoint judges to the president, not to the Senate.
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And after ignoring primary voters to nominate an insider, Cruz might have defections in his own ranks.
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The White House plans to nominate a new justice by July 9, CNN reported earlier Thursday. Sens.
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She unsuccessfully campaigned for him to nominate a woman to the Supreme Court for the first time.
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With Putin sworn in, immediate attention will turn to whom Putin will nominate as his prime minister.
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Warren also vowed to nominate officials who would unwind past mergers that have been approved by regulators.
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Isn't it better to cut their losses, withdraw Kavanaugh and immediately nominate someone else in his place?
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And I give our party the chance to nominate someone as conservative as anyone in this race.
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Trump is expected to nominate a successor, who is subject to Senate confirmation, in the coming weeks.
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Trump vowed during his presidential campaign to only nominate "pro-life" justices who would overturn Roe v.
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President Trump has yet to nominate the officials under which Skipwith and MacGregor will serve as deputies.
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And I fully support President Obama's intention under the constitution to nominate a successor to Justice Scalia.
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The American people may well elect a president who decides to nominate Judge Garland for Senate consideration.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) calls to suspend the roll-call vote and nominate Hillary Clinton for president.
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Trump will nominate Aurelia Skipwith to be the director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS).
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The White House did not say who it would nominate to fill the first vice president job.
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In addition to Scalia's replacement, the next president conceivably could nominate as many as three more justices.
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" Moreover, she noted, President Trump has promised to "nominate someone who is anti-choice and pro-gun.
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In 2020, they could help nominate the second woman ever to be a major party presidential nominee.
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Trump also said that he will nominate CIA Deputy Director Gina Haspel to head the spy agency.
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After all, the Democrats are about to nominate their weakest candidate in almost the last fifty years.
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The decision about which candidate to nominate has to be made out in the open, Kasich said.
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Trump appeared to send a definitive signal on Friday when he announced he plans to nominate Sen.
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The Trump administration is to decide whether or not it will nominate Yellen for a second term.
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The Republicans may nominate a candidate so implausible that the question of Clinton's trustworthiness will seem trivial.
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In 1987, President Ronald Reagan said he would nominate Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg to the Supreme Court.
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Despite those results, it is clear Democrats still will nominate someone who will advance their left's agenda.
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It's the candidates we nominate in the primaries of 2018 that will determine how successful we are.
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Mr. Maiefski, who has always voted straight Republican, wants his party to nominate someone else in 22020.
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Trump has yet to nominate an ambassador to South Korea, a post vacant for over a year.
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Mr. Moore said on Monday that Mr. Trump's decision to nominate him had come as a surprise.
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Related: Mr. Trump plans to nominate the acting defense secretary, Patrick Shanahan, to fill the role permanently.
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Here were the key moments: He also pledged to nominate a black woman to the Supreme Court.
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We must nominate a Republican that can win the general election and fight for our conservative principles.
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In the case of United States attorneys, the president did not nominate a single replacement until Monday.
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Gail: If we eliminate all the candidates making promises they can't deliver, we'll have to nominate … who?
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Voters have a remarkable opportunity this time around to weigh them carefully -- and nominate a candidate accordingly.
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But there was near unanimity that it was important to nominate someone who could defeat Mr. Trump.
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This was an opportunity to nominate a different kind of filmmaker for a different kind of project.
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The committee had said the prime minister has too many powers, including the power to nominate judges.
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Most striking, perhaps, was Trump's decision in 2016 to nominate Jeff Sessions to lead the Justice Department.
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In May 8, President Trump said he planned to nominate Chatterjee and Powelson, both Republicans, to FERC.
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This month, we asked our readers to nominate candidates for our New Yorker of the Year column.
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He's found time to nominate a hotelier and major Trump donor to be ambassador to the Bahamas.
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Nine months into Trump's presidency, he continues to nominate climate deniers to key spots in his administration.
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A: The president has the sole power to nominate justices, under Article II of the U.S. Constitution.
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Gidley declined to say who the president will nominate to lead the department on a permanent basis.
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As a candidate, Trump had promised to nominate Supreme Court justices who would overturn Roe v. Wade.
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In the short run, obviously, there is an inescapable dilemma: The party can nominate only one person.
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The White House could still decide to nominate Mr. Maguire, according to the current and former officials.
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If Bekele had accomplished the feat only one year, we could still nominate that season for consideration.
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Some of these pundits say Democrats should even nominate a GOP running mate in order to win.
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Trump was expected to nominate Maguire but reportedly soured on him in response to the intelligence briefing.
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On this day in 1856, the Know-Nothings convened in Philadelphia to nominate their first presidential ticket.
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The left is pushing for Clinton to nominate a woman, an African-American, or an Asian-American.
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James Mattis, whom he plans to nominate for Defense secretary, as he flexed his national security chops.
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A senior White House official told the Post that the administration is planning to re-nominate Adm.
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How can the party who so actively advertises its hatred of rich people actually nominate a billionaire?
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The White House has failed to nominate anyone for 40 percent of top posts requiring Senate confirmation.
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President Donald Trump will nominate Randal Quarles to the Federal Reserve board, the White House said Monday.
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But in this case, the answer is clear: The Democratic Party should just not nominate Joe Biden.
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In mid-November 2016, Donald Trump announced that he would nominate Sessions to be his attorney general.
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In a post-rally interview before boarding Air Force One, Trump said he hopes Democrats nominate Biden.
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In March, he also said he would nominate Moore, a former 2016 campaign adviser, to a seat.
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Once the parliament reconvenes on March 23, Mattarella will be able to nominate a prime minister-designate.
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Instead, they are poised to nominate an experienced moderate, Biden, to run against Trump in the fall.
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And Mr. Trump announced Monday that he would nominate David Bernhardt to succeed Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke.
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Democrats look likely to nominate former Franklin County Sheriff Zach Scott or Franklin County Recorder Danny O'Connor.
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Nissan also said it would nominate Yasushi Kimura, adviser at JXTG Holdings Inc , to chair its board.
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Ted Cruz articulated the Republicans' position by saying it will be "advising" Obama not to nominate anyone.
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Trump fired James Comey on May 9; it took him about one month to nominate a successor.
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Not only can he choose to send a nomination to the Senate — which we have argued that McConnell would prefer to avoid — but Obama also gets to choose whom he will nominate: He could nominate a well-known liberal, a well-known conservative, or someone seen as a centrist.
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And what's the bigger gamble: to nominate a white man and risk disappointing some of the party's base, or nominate a minority candidate or a woman who might struggle to carry predominantly white swing states like Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania that both Barack Obama and President Trump won?
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Among Republican and Republican-leaning voters, 51% say the party should nominate Trump, 48% would prefer someone else.
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President Donald Trump announced today that he intends to nominate Oklahoma Representative Jim Bridenstine as NASA's next Administrator.
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"If I were president now, I would certainly want to try to nominate a justice," Mr. Trump said.
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The deadline for Tiffany shareholders to nominate directors for its board at the annual meeting is Feb. 25.
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Meanwhile, Mr Bolsonaro said he would nominate Sérgio Moro, his justice minister, to Brazil's supreme court in 2020.
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President Trump announced last night he will nominate Scott Garrett to serve as the Export-Import Bank president.
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You can nominate people here, and there is obviously an enormous number of dead Brits to choose from.
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Trump announced Tuesday morning that he plans to nominate Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson as his top diplomat.
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There are an additional 28 people Trump has said he will nominate but has not yet formally nominated.
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With Kennedy's retirement, President Donald Trump has a chance to nominate his second justice to the high court.
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The American people knew he was -- who he was going to nominate because he gave them a list.
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The last president to nominate more than two justices to the bench was Ronald Reagan, who nominated three.
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Trump was expected to nominate Esper, two sources close to the White House had told CNN earlier Friday.
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There&aposs nobody that President Trump could nominate from a conservative bent that will get many Democratic votes.
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Despite a border crisis for which he declared a national emergency, he has yet to nominate a successor.
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Barzani is expected to nominate his cousin, Masrour Barzani, now security chief, to replace him as prime minister.
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"I'm hopeful that President Trump may nominate someone who is mainstream and could get bipartisan support," Schumer said.
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He is the man Justice Kennedy had asked the president to nominate and is another former Kennedy clerk.
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The decision to nominate Friedman likely portends a hard move to the right for U.S. policy on Israel.
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Time will tell, but I am putting my money on the incumbent, no matter who the Democrats nominate.
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The Massachusetts Democrat leaned heavily into the idea that the party should nominate a woman to defeat Trump.
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Buttigieg, when asked if it's a danger to nominate a candidate who's still under investigation, he backed Biden.
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But Stada said a committee of its current supervisory board would now nominate at least three independent candidates.
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The game apparently retains a strong player base, and it started letting users nominate new PokéStops last year.
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"It would be such a suicidal move for the party to nominate anybody besides Donald Trump," Benton said.
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" But we humbly nominate this as the best line: "You want to get salty like the Dead Sea?
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The casting decision follows backlash against the Academy Awards, which failed to nominate any minority actors this year.
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Is the Republican Party really going to nominate one of the most loathed men in American public life?
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National EU capitals nominate each of the 28 commissioners, and in the outgoing Commission, only nine are women.
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"I am honored by today's announcement of President Trump's intent to nominate," he said in a prepared statement.
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If you want to be considered for a spot — or nominate someone else — submit your application right here.
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You've said that the president shouldn't nominate anyone in the rest of his term to replace Justice Scalia.
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The Trump administration has yet to nominate an assistant secretary of state for East Asia and Pacific affairs.
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That said, our cautious advice would be that President Obama should nominate a moderate conservative to the Court.
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John Thompson, the agency's director, unexpectedly left in June; President Donald Trump has yet to nominate his replacement.
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GM noted in its presentation that Greenlight may also nominate a slate of four directors for GM's board.
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Jenner explained that those interested can nominate themselves or someone they know by submitting a video to ellentube.
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Swiss engineering group ABB will nominate three new members to its board at the upcoming annual general meeting.
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Others Sanders supporters, meanwhile, announced Tuesday they were canning their effort to nominate an alternative to Tim Kaine.
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Earlier this year, for instance, he announced he would nominate Herman Cain and Stephen Moore to the Fed.
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President Trump didn't nominate Bridenstine until September of last year, and the congressman immediately became a divisive pick.
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It would be difficult to nominate and gain approval of a Fed chair much before her term expires.
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The Constitution simply directs the Senate to advise the president in his effort to nominate and appoint nominees.
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President Trump tweeted on Thursday evening his intention to nominate Gene Scalia as the new secretary of labor.
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