Sentence examples for exiting President from inspiring English sources

The #OccupyNassau campaign ended Thursday night, 33 hours after it began, with student protest leaders exiting President Eisgruber '83's office suite with a signed document that addressed their demands and contained a guarantee of amnesty from disciplinary action.

Exiting president Hamid Karzai said in a statement cited by local reports that today's attack targeted all Afghans.

Exiting president Hamid Karzai has repeatedly refused to sign an agreement to keep US troops in the country beyond the 2014 deadline, though the leading presidential candidates have said they will.

The exiting president, George W. Bush, will be sitting right there.

Cristina Kirchner is leaving office, after eight years in power, with a popularity rating of forty per cent, the second-highest of any exiting president in the past three decades.

But why change at all? "Since day one of the company, we've been making product decisions over long periods of time," said Alex Mehr, co-founder and exiting president.

"There are so many potential free agents, there are so many more teams that have the ability to sign large contracts with free agents, we've never had anything like this in my time that I can remember," said Rod Thorn, the exiting Nets president, who will remain around long enough to help the team try to recruit some of those free agents.

Walt Disney Co. didn't help matters last week, because under the topic heading "irrational exuberance" one would have to include exiting Disney President Michael Ovitz's rumored $90-million 90-millionpackage.

It does give attention to Ms. Raab's significant accomplishments, but especially because of its headline, "Amid Exits, President of Hunter College Is Assailed for Her Management Style," the overall impression is negative.

Uncertainty over future pay and benefits for the city's 500 mid-level unionized police officers and 917 unionized firefighters is causing some to seek the exit, presidents of the two unions said.

Possibly, various clans have begun jockeying for local influence in advance of the president exiting the political stage.