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151. On March 7 the official news agency Tass reported the appointment of Georgy Ostroumov as a presidential aide.

152. But it also showed the presumptive Republican presidential nominee trailing Clinton among women voters 34 percent to 41 percent.

153. Spafford Hutchinson, a computer analyst, had heard the television ads of Republican presidential candidate Steve Forbes.

154. So that swine Lleland had not been acting on presidential authority when he told me to ban them from the White House.

155. The temptation simply to continue with presidential rule would be enormous and another authoritarian regime would be born.

156. Hussein Kamal Hassan, was on Feb. 12 appointed presidential adviser.

157. But even if Forbes loses his quest for the Republican presidential nomination, he may still go one better than his father.

158. His opponent, on the other hand, can hop around the country on Air Force One, basking in presidential publicity.

159. Presidential hopeful Senator Clinton speaks at the Iowa Democratic headquarters in Des Moines, Iowa.

160. According to tradition, New Hampshire held the first U. S. presidential primary state, on the presidential primaries, the "weathervane" effect.

161. The framework clarifies, for instance, that the military needs presidential authorization to penetrate a foreign computer network and leave a cyber-virus that can be activated later.

162. Obama is a keen-eyed traveller, and even a visit as circumscribed as a Presidential trip will reveal to him nuances of a country that never looks as monolithic as it does from Washington.

163. Clinton's comments appear to reflect a new US pessimism on Iran following the June presidential elections, that brought an entrenchment by hardliners in Tehran.

164. But after helping run her husband's first State Senate campaign in 1996, Michelle Obama largely withdrew from politics for years, fully re-engaging only for the presidential campaign.

165. The Watergate investigations have already proved that the last U.S. Presidential election was fraudulent.

166. Who, s to say Americans don, t elect another hung jury to Washington after next year, s presidential election?

167. Hours after becoming the first person of color to clinch the presidential nomination of a major U.

168. The Chinese countervailing duty petition on automobiles could do more to change Chinese-U. S. trade relations than summits and presidential visits.

169. The awe-inducing nature of thestructure led William Jennings Bryan, 1896 presidential candidate andWoodrow Wilson's secretary of state, to declare it the eighth wonder ofthe world.

170. US presidential race hopeful Hillary Rodham Clinton walked somberly into a press conference Tuesday and stood before microphones. Reporters tensed, sensing something big might be afoot.

170. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

171. This version was used in 1953 when Neil Borden, in his American Marketing Association presidential address, took the recipe idea one step further and coined the term "Marketing-Mix".

172. "On the broad canvas of presidential trade policy, Obama's decision is unexceptional, " says Doug Irwin, a trade historian at Dartmouth College.

173. The Metropolitano, which is owned by the city, is next door to the presidential palace in the historic center of Quito, and it houses a library, a number of exhibition areas and museums.

174. There are double rooms with twin beds, rooms with king-sized beds, suites, or, if you'd like, our presidential suite on the top floor.

175. The campaigns of President Adams, aFederalist, and Democrat-Republican Jefferson, the sitting Vice President and astates' rights advocate, introduced vitriol to presidential politics.

176. Jonathan, with the advantages of presidential incumbency, has also announced that he will run.

177. With luck the Sudanese vote in presidential and general elections—the first for many years in their war-torn nation.

178. On February 15, 2007, hundreds of people came to New York City's famous railroad station—Grand Central Terminal—to trade in old dollar bills for the new George Washington presidential US $1 coins.

179. Camara told French radio he was not responsible for the killings, which were reportedly carried out by his presidential guard.

180. The second UNIVAC I was used to predict that Dwight Eisenhower would win the 1952 presidential election, less than an hour after the polls closed.