Sentence examples for considerable politicians from inspiring English sources

But they might be drafted, as, just possibly, might General David Petraeus.Many of these men are considerable politicians, and by no means without talent, flair and colour.

Mrs May is a considerable politician.

"It is of considerable importance that politicians stick to their commitments or do not make such commitments in the first place.

But there was considerable skepticism among politicians and in the news media that Mr. Zardari would agree to a diminution of power.

There is considerable support among politicians who favour an attack on Iran for the view of Anthony D'Amato, a professor in international law at Northwestern University, who has argued cases before the European Court of Human Rights.

This president shall be subservient to the Parliament". But there was considerable skepticism among politicians and in the news media that Zardari would agree to a diminution of power.

The prime minister attracted considerable criticism from politicians within her own party, and from prominent faith leaders including the archbishop of Canterbury, when the government announced the closure of the schemes.

The costs of the American savings and loan bailout more than a decade ago -- $123.8 billion in public funds and $29.1 billion in supplemental deposit insurance premiums from financial institutions -- drew considerable complaints from politicians and the public in the United States.

The new proposal of £55 a share piles pressure on AstraZeneca's board to enter negotiations to create the world's largest pharmaceutical company in the face of considerable opposition from politicians and Britain's scientific community.

Teachers unions spend tens of millions a year on campaign donations and state and federal lobbying, giving them considerable clout among politicians, especially their traditional allies on the Democratic left.

Despite the optimistic scenarios that shift the impact of disability and dependency to later chronological ages, the projected increase in the demand for health and social care services remains a considerable concern for politicians and policy makers and society as a whole, particularly in light of the projected decline in availability of formal and informal carers.