Sentence examples for term of presidency from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, the act expired in 1801, during the term of presidency of Thomas Jefferson, who believed the Sedition Act violated both the First and Tenth Amendments.

The Constitution -- the document our Senators swear to support -- does not say anything about the President's authority and the Senate's responsibility for this task ending any time before the term of presidency does.

(NL AA word of thanks here at the end of a six-month term of Presidency is certainly in order.

It was a pleasure and a privilege having you as our President for the last two and half years and for me personally, as someone who supported you unequivocally on the important day at the beginning of your term of Presidency, I am very happy to say that you have succeeded beyond all my hopes and expectations.

An article and picture caption on Sunday about scandals in the second term of presidencies referred incorrectly in some copies to Vice Adm. John M. Poindexter, who resigned from the Reagan White House in the Iran-contra scandal.

"For the first term of his presidency, the Bush administration had a long list of complaints about Syria that got longer after Iraq," said Flynt Leverett, a Middle East specialist at the Brookings Institution who worked in the White House at the start of this presidency.

It's now comprehensible why many people believe Senator's McCain's presidency will at best be an extension or third term of Bush presidency.

And that yearning to be America's lifeguard helps explain Reagan's thinking in the Iran-contra affair, which darkened the second term of his presidency.

Too many people want to skip — or write off — the second term of this presidency and begin covering the contenders for the next one.

He called it "a two-year budget deal that raises the debt ceiling for basically the entire term of this presidency".

Romney, campaigning in Virginia earlier this week, offered an advance of the line of attack he would have been taking: that Obama had squandered the first – and perhaps only – term of his presidency on a lost cause.