Sentence examples for whoever assumed from inspiring English sources

In a hint of the looming clash, the German finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble said that, in the event of elections, whoever assumed power would have to respect agreements signed by those in office before.

That whoever assumes the mantle needs to have political nous and an eye for presentation but needs to know the perils of getting too close to journalists or politicians.

It's as simple as this: If you've got a play called The Heiress, it's absolutely obligatory that whoever assumes the eponymous role is utterly persuasive.

So let's posit that, in the event of Rosenstein's departure, whoever assumes oversight of the probe won't kill it outright.

It is equally important that whoever assumes the helm of the Interior recognizes the importance of multiple use and access and is willing to stand up to special interest groups looking to the Administration to impose restrictive new policies through executive fiat.

WHOEVER assumes the role of foreign minister in Thailand's new government, which is expected to form by mid-August, can look forward to a full inbox.

Whoever assumes the role, it is a near certainty Tavares will make his latest wing a better player, as Moulson's 112 goals over the past four seasons attest.

Whoever assumes the presidency will do so under a cloud and with a sharply divided Congress.

She assumed that whoever found it would put it in a mailbox.

They assumed that whoever would be the nominee would emerge as the battered leader of a divided party.

Although poutine can mean a number of things in French-Canadian slang, it's generally assumed that whoever applied the word to the concoction in question was thinking of "mess".