Sentence examples for selection of president from inspiring English sources

Last year's selection of President Obama as the peace laureate was interpreted by many as a thinly veiled rebuke to the politics of former President George W. Bush, and this year's award has had broad political implications.

The demonstrators accuse the government of staging a constitutional coup after the selection of President Pierre Nkurunziza to run for a third term in office.

In America, direct democracy applies first and foremost to the selection of president.

Cynics will no doubt see the nomination of the Internet for a Nobel Peace Prize as sensationalist nonsense, a way to capture the public interest following last year's shock selection of President Obama.

But beyond the borders of a state with outsize importance in the selection of presidents, ethanol may be losing its grip on the body politic.

So far the Federal Open Market Committee, comprising the board of governors and a rotating selection of presidents from the regional reserve banks, has chosen to wait.

The main one will be the selection of the president.

Of course, the selection of the president is of fundamental national importance.

Howard divided the republicans over questions of model – direct election vs. parliamentary selection of the president.

One of the strengths of our Constitution's method for selection of the president is its decentralization.

The selection of a President — all of American life, for that matter — ought to be a covenant of deeds.