Sentence examples for future presidency from inspiring English sources
If Christie fantasizes about a future presidency — or an imminent vice presidency — opposition to marriage equality is probably the safer bet.
Unless Mr Zuma answers the accusations against him in court, a cloud of suspicion is sure to linger over him, to the detriment of his future presidency.
Clinton's past provided extensive evidence that she was qualified, but for her future presidency – and the changes she might bring – there was no narrative.
Lori Miller Germantown, Tenn., Oct. 17, 2008 To the Editor: Despite a litany of hosannas, David Brooks cannot bring himself to total the sum of the parts he has assembled to analyze Senator Barack Obama's future presidency.
"When it appeared to Moscow that Secretary Clinton was likely to win the election, the Russian influence campaign began to focus more on undermining her future presidency," the report states.
Both scenarios aren't good for a future presidency.
He added: "If we can't get the conversation started, I'm concerned that those very important topics won't even be on the radar in future presidencies".
The funneling of unregulated money into the system sets up future presidencies by super PAC, with affluent corporate elites able to manipulate and control the levers of public discourse and political institutions far beyond elections alone.
Anyway, I am happy to hold future Presidencies that Hume loves to these standards, if he wants, but I'd rather be fair and consistent.
We'll return to the Presidents Roosevelt, Theodore and Franklin (who held the same career-defining office of assistant secretary of the Navy, to not dissimilar effect on America's development and their own future presidencies), and the ongoing impact of their acts and vision on America's role in the Asia-Pacific, another time.
So we can only recommend to future Presidencies of the Council that the precondition for success on the really big issues is that they should not deal with every triviality at a sitting of the European Council.
