Sentence examples for presidencies through from inspiring English sources

But if it is too much to call the renewal of Pennsylvania Avenue his monument, it is fair to think of him as its inspired political general contractor -- the constant in the process that has involved several plans and eight presidencies through several recessions and one war.

And now that the UK Government has agreed with Ireland, the Netherlands and Luxembourg to put regulatory reform at the heart of our four EU Presidencies through to 2005, putting every costly and wasteful regulation to a competitiveness test, we must ensure that if other countries fail to implement EU Directives we will not be discriminated against and there will be a level playing field.

The star of Funny Girl and A Star is Born writes: "We have a president who stole the presidency through family ties, arrogance and intimidation.

The peña who identified with left-wing separatism, repeatedly demanded the resignation of president Núñez, openly defying his presidency through chants and banners at matches.

I feel fortunate to be a citizen of a nation that is willing to unite and accept a politician as its president who clearly did not win the presidency through a fair electoral process.

"President Obama engaged families of the fallen and wounded warriors throughout his presidency through calls, letters, visits to Section 60 at Arlington, visits to Walter Reed, visits to Dover, and regular meetings with Gold Star Families at the White House and across the country".

Consolidating more power in the presidency through insidious constitutional reforms will not bring that about.

Her current work, "House Arrest," examines the role of the presidency through interviews and historical documents.

Poland, which holds the E.U.'s revolving presidency through December, has made the proposal one of its priorities.

If he does manage to steal the presidency through this rigged election, Mr Yanukovich will also inherit two big problems.

He wants voters to view his presidency through a wide lens that includes the last year of his predecessor's term.