Примери за president

• Boris Yeltsin was Russia's first democratically elected president.

• The former president has agreed to act as an intermediary between the government and the rebels.

• The country's president is seeking to mend relations with the United States.

• Several opposition groups are fighting to remove the president from power.

• She is Ireland's first woman president.

• He was president of the charity for ten years.

• The new president of the company called a top-level management meeting.

• The president of my bank has been named Businessperson of the Year.

• She told me that her father is the president of a multinational corporation.

• There was a top-level meeting of oil company presidents today to discuss the crisis.

• The president's partial and strong role, combined with some implicit and explicit pressures towards uniformity, further decreased potential challenges.

• More members move away from the president's position following each election than towards it.

• Since presidents do sometimes support such laws, the question becomes, under what circumstances will they do so?

• In the case of the president's party, the relationship between performance and the vote contradicts standard referendum theories of economic voting.

• Of the 273 executive appointments, 182 (or 66.7 percent) went to lame-duck members of the president's party.

• The incidence of such appointments should covary positively with the president's powers and negatively with the prime minister's electoral prospects.

• Evidence suggests that this governing board regularly exercises effective oversight of the president's activities.

• Unfortunately for presidents, the number of agencies created by statute has increased over time, as has the number of agencies with insulating characteristics.

• Individual decisions to insulate agencies from presidential control collectively and cumulatively are making the bureaucracy more difficult for presidents to manage over time.

• Strengthening this force was seen as undermining the president's grip on power and consolidating that of his deputy defence minister.

• Provincial rivalries for power were slowly eliminated, internal conflict reduced, and presidents succeeded one another observing the principle of no re-election.

• The names of kings, generals, and presidents have a prominent status and size within the inscriptions.

• Variation in a president's support/executive coalition in the legislature affects her ability to control the executive branch.

• Therefore, presidents have incentives to control bureaucrats who oppose their policies.

• The answer is that presidents have agency problems too.