Sentence examples similar to yearly presidency from inspiring English sources
The Maastricht treaty of 1992 laid the groundwork for a single currency and a common foreign policy; the Amsterdam treaty of 1997 deepened integration in judicial and monetary matters.Another Dutch half-yearly presidency has just begun, but this time there will be no push for deeper integration.
As Greece assumed the half-yearly rotating presidency of the European Union this month, EU dignitaries came to Athens this week to praise it, not to bury it.Official rejoicing over the Greek bail-out programme is understandable.
During the 20 years prior to Obama's presidency, the Russell's yearly gain was 4.5% and it outperformed the rest of the world by 3.9% each year.
Bush's successor, Obama, did one in every year of his presidency, and it became something of a yearly tradition to watch him avoid making a pick in the game.
The cash Fifa distributes from the billions made selling TV rights and sponsorship for the four-yearly World Cup has under Blatter's 17-year presidency been a constant focus of suspicion.
Since Mr. Chávez's rise to the presidency in 1998, elections have been held almost yearly, including three presidential races which he won soundly.
Ditch the German Presidency?
Andrew Jackson's presidency.
