Use "presidency" in a sentence

1. error of your ways, you will be removed from your presidency of the student

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2. Interestingly, Jeff Davis had never sought the Confederate presidency and never wanted the job, but

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3. presidency, as it articulated the ultimate outcome of the war and the Reconstruction

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4. successors to the presidency, and it could have caused a great

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5. of previous vice presidents to the presidency in two prior cases

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6. To wit: In the first year of John Kennedy"s presidency he hosted a group of intellectuals in various fields at a White House dinner party

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7. Went on to buy JFK"s congressional seat in 1946, leading of course to JFK in the Senate, and then the Presidency

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8. And please let"s never forget Schlesinger"s obsequious history of the Kennedy presidency, „One Thousand Days

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9. Hillary Clinton, presumably not realizing that she"s in completely over her head as Secretary of State, made the following peace-destroying blunder last week: „We believe … that it is in the interests of the United States to engage with all parties that are peaceful and committed to nonviolence, that intend to compete for the Egyptian parliament and presidency

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10. And wasn"t it joyous to behold, to see and hear her tell us that for first time in her life, with the nomination of her husband for the presidency, she was proud of America? Think about that: For the first time in her life, she was proud of her country

11. He recently expounded on the United States Constitution, regarding the separate branches of the federal government, to wit, and here I paraphrase: There are three branches, which are the Senate, the House of Representatives, and the Presidency

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12. In the 1980"s, Haynes Johnson of the Washington Post put pen to paper and came up with a book he titled „Sleepwalking Through History," an appraisal of the Reagan presidency

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13. But, and this is a very big but, when the presidency descended upon, him, he did more than a creditable job

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14. Essentially invented the two-party system during the presidency of Andrew Jackson

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15. He resigned from the Office of the Presidency once impeachment proceedings appeared imminent

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16. The American People have historically supported the argument that in the event of a national or catastrophic emergency, the Office of the Presidency should be vested with unusual or extraordinary powers or, in time of war, (―unlimited‖) wartime powers, in order to facilitate effective leadership unencumbered by political (party) partisanship

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17. Carter‘s endlessly quixotic ―peacekeeping‖ overtures to autocratic regimes throughout the Third World in a transparent attempt at redeeming his failed presidency; this is not to imply, however, that our ex-president does not (otherwise) share a certain sympathy with such leaders as evidenced by his fawning indifference to human and civil rights abuses routinely evident in many of those countries

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18. Reagan‘s supply-side initiatives who sought to distance himself from these policies after he (Bush) assumed the office of the presidency and that arguably cost him a second term in office

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19. Dean‘s distorted reasoning and outrageous assumption makes me shudder to think that the former Democratic front runner might have been this (_) close to the presidency had this loose cannon not self-destructed during the Iowa Primary

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20. New York State‘s political traditions did not prevent Conservatives like Ronald Regan and other National Republicans from (occasionally) carrying the State during their run for the presidency or statewide office

21. This section is on the roles all American presidents played on war crimes during the time of their presidency

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22. Drone killings began in Yemen in 2002, but they were relatively rare for the first seven years of GW Bush’s presidency

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23. Dwyer‘s letter was well-meaning although it raises a very important question: To what extent should the American People be willing to compromise the ―Character Issue‖ as it relates to the Office of the Presidency, or any other political office for that matter? Americans are a forgiving people

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24. Nixon, who did surprising well among blue-collar voters in his (own) run for the presidency

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25. Bush‘ presidency (mercifully) winds down, I am reminded of the wasted opportunities squandered by this Administration over the years including Social Security and Healthcare reform and advancing a Comprehensive Energy Program design to reduce our nation‘s (habitual) dependency on foreign oil

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26. In the US-Vietnamese War, for example, there were four separate actions each requiring their own criticisms of a presidency

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27. Fearing a popular uprising, he quit the presidency, but stayed head of the army and an honorary congressman to avoid prosecution

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28. More than a few historians call Jefferson's presidency a failure

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29. The military dictatorship did not end until five years after Carter's presidency

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30. Camp David was the high point of Carter's presidency, peace achieved almost entirely from his strenuous efforts, over the hardened objections of two dedicated enemies

31. Bush has secured his place in history as one of the three presidents who have won the presidency consolidating the electoral vote and losing the popular, and the only one to win reelection

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32. The magnitude of that triumph amounts to a sweep if one considers that the president has carried along with him other Republican candidates in the Senate and the House of Representatives, so that since 1900 when republican McKinley was president, neither party had succeeded in reelecting simultaneously the Presidency, the Congress and the Senate, while at the same time adding seats in both chambers of congress

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33. Many tend to forget that, except for the most ideological conservatives, most of the anger or derision aimed at Carter came late in his presidency

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34. While it was begun early in his presidency, it did not receive much attention until well after his re election

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35. Much like Carter, it is difficult to imagine Obama could win the presidency in any other election except after another president's disastrous failures

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36. GW Bush's angry statements got nowhere with North Korea for the rest of his presidency

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37. At the start of his presidency, Obama proposed an end to all nuclear weapons worldwide

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38. After losing the presidency, he became a congressman and campaigned against slavery for almost three decades

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39. The Vice Presidency was vacant, as it had been for three years

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40. At that time most Americans thought even less of the Vice Presidency than most do now, and so no one pushed for the vacancy to be filled

41. An America with a weaker presidency is one less likely to go to wars, better for both America and the rest of the world

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42. A Wallace presidency also likely means that over $7 trillion spent on a nuclear arms race is unlikely

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43. An earlier Jackson presidency, without four years of Adam's cushion, could lead to more conflict with France and Mexico

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44. Had he won a victory, or even anything that could be portrayed as not a defeat, there was enough public admiration for him to win the presidency

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45. A Custer presidency means more Natives cheated of their meager supplies

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46. The body count under a Custer presidency thus would be more deaths in the last war against Natives and an earlier Spanish-American War and brutal crushing of the Filipino independence movement

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47. Ford had been badly weakened by his association with Nixon's unpopular presidency

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48. If Perot had won, what kind of a presidency would this peculiarly conspiracy minded man have had? His main focus would have been on issues like term limits, campaign finance reform, and the deficit, as that is what he promised while running

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49. Keep in mind that the presidency is an enormously stressful job

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50. Cheney's presidency would be a nightmare for any but the most hardened of neo conservatives

51. More than a few observers maintained Cheney was the true force behind Bush's presidency

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52. Again, the presidency takes many years off those who are in office

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53. A McCain presidency could have led to the curious sight of three presidents in one term from the same party, going on to being defeated the next election

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54. For all the gravity with which the presidency is written about, assessments of presidents are often at least partly based on ridiculous fluff more suitable for Hollywood than Washington

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55. Obviously the lack of access to the power of the presidency means they have far less power to harm others

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56. He spoke to the issue in his run-up to the presidency

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57. “Project Echelon was used by President Clinton during his presidency

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58. The Clintons complained their’s was the most scrutinized presidency in history

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59. Perhaps he was surprised to actually win the presidency, and when he did, the success went to his head

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60. ” But even then there was no serious public discussion about how heavily that shadow of Karl Marx might hang over the candidate or his presidency

61. Karl Rove, a Senior Advisor and Deputy Chief of Staff during the Presidency of George W

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62. The French socialist party, which had long since abandoned its orthodox Marxism, allied itself with the Communists during the 1960s, but under the leadership of Francois Metterrand, it won the presidency on its own and

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63. party candidate for the presidency in six elections from 1928 through 1948

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64. presidency, I arrived at EB with a major hard-on to sue those bastards

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65. won the Presidency and secured much larger majorities in both houses

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66. Clinton spin troopers who appreciate her key role in preserving the presidency

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67. Dewey’s 1948 quest for the presidency which Park headed with help from my father, Ed Babcock

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68. Roy Park lured me away from vice presidency at a major broadcast corporation with the charm and wiles that made him a great salesman

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69. current presidency of the European Union, should allow such cruelty and abuse of

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70. As Babcock said, “A loyal Rotarian, Roy rose through official chairs but never accepted its presidency

71. After nineteen years of managing the enterprise, and being promised the presidency of the company, he had finally confronted my father and demanded that Pops make good on his promise

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72. Of course, she was right, since he was already the man running Park Broadcasting for my father and had been promised the eventual title of presidency, in writing, over the years

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73. When I first came to Ithaca in 1975, I had a call during the first week or so of my presidency asking if I would come downtown to a luncheon meeting of the bank board

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74. Senate investigation of “Watergate,” the collective term for a series of domestic illegalities committed by the administration, unraveled the presidency and ultimately forced Nixon"s resignation in 1974

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75. presidency, you won't need my show biz merde any more

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76. the Presidency, if he wanted it

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77. The Presidency of the United States

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78. In the US, the run for the Presidency

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79. this same problem during his campaigri for the presidency

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80. No one has questioned its interference with either man's ability to perform the duties of the presidency

81. 12 There are records extant which show that during this period the supreme council of Salvington, numbering one hundred, held an executive meeting on Urantia under the presidency of Gabriel

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82. Presidency, the Hippy movement, runner Emil Zatopek and another of their own countrymen, Dubcek and something they called the "Czechoslovakian Spring

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83. Now that many Constitutional Party members could be elected to office it was time to concentrate on the presidency

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84. She was coordinating the release of the Power Base expose and the announcement of MacArthur's intention take over the Presidency

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85. She was resting comfortably in her home in Victoria, on Vancouver Island in Cascadia finally free from the Presidency and a very public life

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86. The Constitution Party, in power since 1946, has been challenged by a number of new political ideals in recent years and it is only by the narrowest of margins that they have retained control of the Senate, the House and the Presidency

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87. “In a few weeks I will have enough evidence to force his resignation from the presidency

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88. Annie also mentioned that she was just about ready to come out with enough information to tear down the Brown presidency, relating to the murder, the LOTTO deal as well as a few other improprieties of the Brown entourage

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89. It would be kind of like not mentioning the campaign members in the presidency of Barack Obama; although they were there,

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90. When it comes to politics, we are all aware of drastic changes in the presidency of the 116

91. turning his hair grayer than it should have been over the duration of his presidency, no matter how long the term

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92. Bush, the 2005 book by Lou Dubose and Jan Reid, offers some of the gems that Rove originated, including the abominable moves he made to destroy John McCain in his bid against Bush for the presidency in 2000, as well as seeing to it that Max Cleland lost to Saxby Chambliss in his run for the Senate in 2002

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93. The Hijacking Of The American Presidency

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94. Had they been freed sooner, Carter may have extended his presidency for another four years

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95. The Presidency of Ronald Reagan

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96. Though his presidency only lasted four years, it included what some people refer to as the First Gulf War

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97. Acting together, they gave the presidency to George W

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98. the Hijacking of the American Presidency (2006: Random House – New York)

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99. The “W” presidency shows the most blatant example of this corporatocracy that rules the world for a few rich people, while raping the US’s money resources and killing our children, and not just trumping up terror (911), but actually causing it with our invasion of Iraq and aggressive, no notice, raids of Iraqi homes

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100. A SNAFU in Florida State law did not give the election officials enough time to recount the ballots, so Bush won the presidency on a hasty decision by a partisan official, without a fair recount