Sentence examples for instead of a president from inspiring English sources
Instead of a president or a commission, there might be what is called a caliph.
If he were selecting a friend instead of a president, Mr. Gramm said, it would be Mr. McCain hands down.
"I am glad we have a President Bush right now instead of a President Clinton in a time of war," he said.
On the whole, the Philippines' ruling elite shows little interest in levying taxes they themselves might have to pay, or providing public services they themselves are unlikely to use.The promise of parliamentsMrs Arroyo's proposals for cha-cha are vague, but she insists on one point: that the Philippines should have a parliament and prime minister instead of a president and Congress.
But now, instead of a president trying to make the program succeed, there's a president doing what he can to make it fail.
"The one thing that's changed is there's now a Democratic president instead of a Republican president," said Ben Rhodes, a deputy national security adviser to Mr. Obama.
The fund almost ran out of money and had to be topped up with about $1 billion from the government.In this section On the road to independence Off to the city Confession time Not so strait Instead of rebellion A president in a hurry No reconciliation ReprintsFinancial and corporate restructuring has been costly but incomplete.
Finally with President Obama completing his final term in office instead of electing a president who would continue his policies, America has chosen a candidate in opposition to all he stood for (A candidate who campaigned with the promise of returning the country to the glory of its past).
"We're going to have to change that policy and make sure that instead of having a president that bows to special interests, in this case union interests, we have a president that bows to the interests of the American people," Romney said.
Instead of a former President, North Korea got James Clapper, the director of national intelligence.
Culture hears the story behind a film about journalist error that brought down a veteran American news anchor instead of a US president.
