Sentence examples for presidents mark from inspiring English sources

In 1978, it broke diplomatic relations over the issue (they have been restored, but not fully).Each year, Bolivia's presidents mark the "Day of the Sea", often with a vow to recover a Pacific port.

Presidents mark it in the yield of the fields; the negotiations that have kept the peace and the service of soldiers, sailors and airmen abroad; the advances of our scientists; and the public's acts of charity.

From 1910 to the 1915 invasion of the U.S. Marines, Haiti had seven presidents, marked with violent clashes between two factions of Haiti's ruling elites.

He cited aspects of his record, message and temperament as the reasons "why I'm going to be the next president, mark my words".

His campaign to oust Sir Stanley Rous as president marked a decisive moment in world sport.

THE arrival in Israel of Dick Cheney, America's vice-president, marks the last leg of what has become an increasingly frustrating tour of 11 countries in the Middle East.

THE election on July 14th of Randi Weingarten as president marks a new era for the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), or so the union says.

By 1997, when Mr. Taylor's election as Liberia's president marked an end to the first civil war, half of Ms. Sirleaf's immediate family were dead.

Photo: The Yonkers mayor, Philip A. Amicone, left, and Herman Keith, a former N.A.A.C.P. chapter president, marked the end of a court battle over segregation in housing.

Mnangagwa's appointment as first vice-president marks an impressive political comeback, but Mugabe indicated that he intends to retain his iron grip.

Obama and his chief speechwriter cycled through five drafts of the address during those two days, each of which the president marked up in his neat cursive.