Multiple presidents on the call used the words "amicable divorce" when discussing the Aggies' departure.
"Because federal judges receive lifetime appointments and often serve through the terms of multiple presidents," Obama wrote in his 2006 bestselling book, The Audacity of Hope, "it behooves a president ― and benefits our democracy ― to find moderate nominees who can garner some measure of bipartisan support".
President Barack Obama cares little more about popular consent than do the EU's multiple presidents.
But in the last 50 years alone, we've had at least one Supreme Court justice and a US senator who were once in the Klan, and multiple presidents have been accused of KKK membership at various points in their careers, as well.
Before the turn of the twentieth century, the Stillmans (bankers) married the Rockefellers (industrialists) to breed young Stillman-Rockefellers who controlled a chunk of the banking sector for decades while advising multiple presidents.
Voters mistrust the EU and are unfamiliar with its unusual structure and multiple presidents.
Still, the events of the past two weeks show that relations between the United States and the North are, if nothing else, rich in diplomatic theater, with a new American administration working to find the right tone and strategy for dealing with a country that has confounded multiple presidents, including Mr. Clinton.
In this case, he undertook to explain a few facts that baffle the Chinese public: that millions of Americans lack access to affordable health care; that multiple Presidents have come and gone pledging to do something about it; and that Obama succeeded in getting a bill through Congress, only to be accused of violating the Constitution.
Multiple presidents: three, four, or is it five?
Their teeth sparkled -- so much so that this phrase became a favorite of multiple presidents (including Eisenhower and Nixon).
