Sentence examples for all presidencies from inspiring English sources

While all presidencies need to set the agenda on important pieces of legislation and respond to domestic and international events, Obama has not mastered this balance.

It's also true that one of the Clinton campaign's gravest errors was to erect a candidacy based entirely on an obsession with the affluent professional class, which thrives and survives in any and all presidencies.

I have, however, been a Member of the European Parliament for a number of years now, and I notice that all the presidencies are disappointed when they reach the end of their mandate, particularly in the second half of the year, because it is much shorter than the first due to holidays, and also because the Presidency does not do everything in the European Union - fortunately, that is.

A newly aggressive press, ready to probe and debunk, taught the public to take no institution at face value, least of all the presidency.

That all the presidency is a stage isn't really a new idea, but it certainly has promise as the basis for an evening of theater.

All also promised to dismantle part of the monarchic all-powerful presidency that Mr. Tudjman left.

The draft constitution would fulfill some central demands of the revolution by ending the all-powerful presidency, strengthening Parliament and banning torture and detention without trial.

He has failed to push through promised economic reforms, or to set up new political institutions to replace the all-powerful presidency of the PRI's rule.

The constitution would fulfill some basic demands of the revolution that toppled Hosni Mubarak by ending the all-powerful presidency and strengthening Parliament.

The result would fulfill some of the central demands of the revolution: the end of Egypt's all-powerful presidency, a stronger parliament and provisions against torture or detention without trial.

But there is a danger he may make things harder for Mr Denktash by demanding changes to the UN plan for a rotating all-island presidency, to give the Greek-Cypriots the upper hand in a loose federation.