Synonyms for nominees
nom·i·nees

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1. List of paraphrases for "nominees":

   candidates, finalists, candidate, nominations, applicants, appointees, candidatures

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1. Mitch McConnells:

   Due to the historic obstruction by Senate Democrats of the President's nominees, and the goal of passing appropriations bills prior to the end of the fiscal year, the August recess has been canceled, senators should expect to remain in session in August to pass legislation, including appropriations bills, and to make additional progress on the President's nominees.

2. The Academy:

   Mr. Smith’s actions at the 94th Oscars were a deeply shocking, traumatic event to witness in-person and on television, mr. Rock, we apologize to you for what you experienced on our stage, and thank you for your resilience in that moment. We also apologize to our nominees, guests and viewers for what transpired during what should have been a celebratory event.

3. Barack Obama:

   You don't hold attorney general nominees hostage for other issues. This is our top law enforcement office. Nobody denies that she's well-qualified, we need to go ahead and get her done, the fact that she has now been lingering in this limbo for longer than the five previous attorney general nominees combined makes no sense.

4. Chris Kang:

   This is clearly a new day. We are witnessing a revolution in how Democrats are considering and prioritizing judicial nominees, led by President President Biden and embodied by chief of staff Ron Klain, they are upending the model of lawyers that Democratic presidents will consider for Senate Judiciary. Prosecutors and corporate lawyers are out ; civil rights lawyers, public defenders and labor lawyers are in.

5. Chuck Schumer:

   Mr. Leonard Leo is the man who assembled Trump's list of potential Supreme Court nominees and no one, no one, has been more dedicated to overturning Roe v. Wade than Leonard Leo.