Sentence examples for presidencies a from inspiring English sources

It also offers, over the course of 43 presidencies, a refresher in those constants that have been stubbornly immune to the changing times.

Print use of "creepiness," after holding steady for a couple of postwar decades, began climbing precipitously during the George H. W. Bush and Bill Clinton Presidencies, a fact that will shock no one.

He was chosen for the close contacts he is believed to have built up when he served as Seoul's ambassador to Washington from 1986 to 1989 during the Reagan and Bush presidencies, a senior foreign minister official said.

But they are increasingly judging his presidency a failure anyway.

Obama has not taken on a burden, but instead has given the Presidency a novel power.

During his presidency, a far greater number of militant suspects have been killed than captured.

Janos Martonyi, Hungary's foreign minister, calls his country's presidency a "maturity test".

Nixon would have reached the Presidency a dozen years sooner, at the age of forty-four.

Later in the speech, he declared the Obama presidency a failure.

If Mr. Hollande wins the presidency, a confrontation with Ms. Merkel may be inevitable.

If not, we'll have an ad hoc presidency, a reactive presidency, a micromanaged presidency, or a presidency hijacked by others who slyly follow Cheney's approach.