Sentence examples for presidency back from inspiring English sources
Top advisers to the president insist that Mr. Obama is not in retreat and are resisting any comparisons to the kind of small-bore initiatives that the last Democratic president, Bill Clinton, used to try to get his presidency back on track.
As president, he could announce that, because Dick Cheney abused the powers of his office so grievously, taking the title "Vice" literally, he intends to shrink the vice presidency back to its "bucket of warm spit" Constitutional prerogatives — presiding over the Senate and taking over if the president goes under anesthesia.
It was he who bought the plane and declared it a necessity for the presidency back in 2009.
Speaking of improving societies, you made an unsuccessful run for the Peruvian presidency back in 1990.
That was in October 2008, as the financial crisis hit and Democrats were preparing to win the presidency back.
Mike Huckabee, the former Republican governor of Arkansas, shed more than 110lbs in advance of his running for the Presidency back in 2008.
The situation remains fluid, and Trump has previously in his presidency backed off economic threats at the last minute.
Imagine him accepting a Mousavi Presidency backed by a revved-up, furious, volatile crowd — one that has just emerged victorious from street battles with the Supreme Leader's own militias.
There is good reason to think that Khamenei found the possibility of a Mousavi Presidency, backed by the sort of youth movement that became evident in the days just prior to the election, intolerable.
After 46 years, a Gnassingbé still occupies the presidency, backed by an army dominated by the family's northern Kabyé ethnic group.The opposition hopes a new parliament will endorse constitutional reforms, including presidential term limits.
That would put Mr Erdogan in sight of his goal of an enhanced presidency, backed by a pliable prime minister, in which he could stay up to and beyond 2023, the centenary of Ataturk's republic.Such an outcome is unappealing to those who believe in political pluralism.
