Sentence examples for presidency panel from inspiring English sources

HYDE PARK The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum "Fireside Lounge Chats: FDR Presidency," panel discussion.

He has been a member of the faculty at Young President's Organization (YPO) Universities, and served on the Center for the Study of the Presidency's advisory panel for their public diplomacy report on "Strengthening US-Muslim Communicandons" and on the Spreading Democracy Working Group as part of the New America Foundation's National Policy Forum on Security, Terrorism, and America's Purpose.

(AP) PHILIPPINES: LEADERS' RIFT -- The vice president, Gloria Arroyo, who leads the opposition and is next in line for the presidency, rejected President Joseph Estrada's offer to head an economic panel to shore up investor confidence shattered by a bribery scandal.

The case, which set up a stark clash between the nation's security interests and its citizens' civil liberties, may have expanded the power of the presidency as the three-judge panel ruled unanimously that President Bush was due great deference in conducting the war on terrorism.

Robert E. Lee was included, in a letter accepting his university presidency, which serenely occupied a panel with his adversary, Abraham Lincoln, who had three documents in all, including the Gettysburg Address and the Emancipation Proclamation.

At the Hofstra University Conference on the George W. Bush presidency I was on a panel discussing Bush education policy with Anne-Imelda Radice, Chief of Staff to the Secretary of the United States Department of Education from 2003-2005 and Edward Rollins, a long time Republican Party political operative and a former advisor to President Ronald Reagan.

Today, climate change reformer Bill McKibben will ask President Obama to reinstall a solar panel that first graced the White House roof during the Carter presidency.

Hillary Clinton has made solar a big part of her pitch for the presidency with a pledge for half a billion panels across the country.

Or maybe it was at ten-twenty-six, when the panel on MSNBC asked, "Can Donald Trump win the Presidency?" and the floor of the Javits Center churned in alarm.

A junior member of his panel — one Barack Obama — has gone on to win the presidency.

Still, the threat of a Trump presidency was a frequent point of contention during the Left Forum panel Sunday.