Sentence examples for the current presidency from inspiring English sources

This is an essential pretense, because respect for the office of the President is indeed a value that should transcend the current Presidency.

These included Tekeda Alemu of Ethiopia, the nation that holds the current presidency of the African Union.

The opposition expected Mr Odinga to be almost the equal of Mr Kibaki, taking on many of the powers of the current presidency.

During the current presidency, Turkey has made 477 requests to Twitter to remove content, five times more than any other country.

Only Mr. Browne's were chosen to represent a day whose symbolism underscored both the Obamas' transition from Beltway outliers to establishment fixtures and some unmistakable Camelot echoes in the current presidency.

The deficit has topped half a trillion dollars, the current presidency is the first with a net job loss in 70 years and people in jobs are worried about losing theirs.

His presidency and the current administration under President Dilma Rousseff have endorsed some of the most questionable and profit-driven initiatives in Brazil's history: the construction of major hydroelectric plants in the Amazon.

Since Watergate, presidential and executive branch scandal has been an inescapable feature of the American presidency, but the current administration has not yet suffered a major scandal, which I define as a widespread elite perception of wrongdoing.

The second problem is that the memorandum makes no reference to the ruling of the International Court of Justice in December 2011, which found Greece to be in breach of a 1995 agreement with Macedonia not to block its accession to international organisations under the name FYROM.The current presidency of the EU is held by Cyprus, which takes a predictably hard line on Macedonia.

It's all meant to convey the message that Slovakia is taking its current presidency of the council of the European Union extremely seriously.

He has had much contact lately with the French foreign minister, Hubert Vedrine, especially, given France's current presidency of the European Union.