Sentence examples for presidencies should from inspiring English sources

It has been suggested that the small European countries lack the resources and the ability to undertake the onerous task of presiding over the affairs of the Union and that the present system of rotating the six-month presidencies should be abolished.

Even as he jabbed at Mr. Lazio, the president made the case that Mrs. Clinton's Senate race and Vice President Al Gore's bid for the presidency should be decided on issues, not attacks.

A VP must be able to successfully assume presidency should something happen to the president before the next election.

Not so in the Twin Cities where John McCain had already stolen Obama's media thunder by naming an unknown, unqualified candidate to be a heartbeat away from the presidency, should Americans be foolish enough to elect him president.

The 25th Amendment, ratified in 1967, permits the president, with the consent of Congress, to fill the vice presidency should that office become vacant.

Here's how: Adopted in 1967 in the shadow of John F. Kennedy's assassination, the 25th Amendment allows presidents unilaterally to transfer presidential power to their vice presidents and enables presidents, with congressional consent, to fill a vacancy in the vice presidency should one arise.

** President Bush told the Union of English-Speaking Peoples today that those who seek the U.S. Presidency should "at least make an effort to look American".

President Obama, who has made conservation and climate change mitigation cornerstones of his presidency, should honor that public will by employing the Antiquities Act to establish the monument.

The dictator, Than Shwe, could easily win the presidency should he want it.

Perhaps the Presidency should be assigned more importance than the national and local legislatures.

My Presidency should be part of the logic of the need to return to constitutional normality".