Sentence examples for that presidencies from inspiring English sources

Five months into his term as the first opposition president of Mexico in 71 years, Vicente Fox is learning that presidencies made by democracy can also be battered by them.

Let it, instead, be the idea that Presidencies are above all for practical accomplishment, and that words, by and large, ought to be reserved for moments of meaning.

Why is it that the administration didn't want those difficulties aired?" The problem, of course, is that presidencies are not won on paper.

But how much more successful might that presidency have been if his private failings hadn't opened the door to public scandal?

3 However, because presidents (or those in the same socioeconomic strata) may have lower mortality than the general population, a failure to detect a mortality difference could suggest that presidency is associated with higher than expected mortality.

For the moment, we must thank the Belgian Presidency for its work and hope that subsequent presidencies will show the same commitment and coherence.

The result will be stagflation: a recipe for conditions that undermine presidencies.

This is because the modern presidency is a much different job that the presidency of the 1700s and much of 1800s.

But that presidency is over".

That presidency began in 1998, making his remark revelatory.

That presidency is a cautionary tale for successors, who aren't learning proper caution from it.