Sentence examples for use of recess from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Daschle and other Democrats said on Friday that Mr. Bush's use of recess appointments violated the intentions of the founding fathers.

In the absence of these spontaneously occurring opportunities for socialization, we need to develop programs that move beyond the Band-Aid approach, like the use of recess coaches.

He should also substantially increase his use of recess appointments.

And so on Tuesday, I told Senator McConnell that if Republican senators did not release these holds, I would exercise my authority to fill critically-needed positions in the federal government temporarily through the use of recess appointments.

The names of the lawyers who wrote a number of opinions -- including the memo on the president's use of recess appointments during the Senate's pro forma sessions -- were also blacked out because their disclosure would "constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy," the official wrote.

Dr Barrasso may be "insulted" by Mr Obama's use of a recess appointment, but the procedure is hardly unusual.

PRESIDENT Bush's use of a recess appointment to install John Bolton as America's representative at the United Nations may have ended an ugly confirmation battle, but it unfortunately left unresolved a significant mystery that had fueled Democratic questions about Mr. Bolton throughout the summer.

Tyler was particularly offended by Jackson's use of the recess appointment power to name three treaty commissioners to meet with emissaries from the Ottoman Empire; Tyler introduced a bill chastising the President for this.

For example, the response cards used in a classroom increase academic achievement (Gardner et al. 1994) or the use of organized recess might not only reduce aggression on the playground, but also improve the academic performance of children in the classroom with ADHD (Jarrett et al. 1998).

"Given the fact that the Senate was so intransigent on so many nominations, we certainly would have liked to have used the option of recess appointments," Mr. Fratto said.

That switch creates a fresh political dynamic that could clear the way for a full Senate vote on Mr. Bolton, who became ambassador last year when President Bush used his powers of recess appointment to bypass Senate confirmation.