Similar words: ronald reagan, once again, pagan, take against, Hiragana, propaganda, termagant, struggle against. Meaning: n. 40th President of the United States (1911-2004).
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61. Ronald Reagan is the only modern presidential candidate to experiment with that idea, selecting Pennsylvania Sen.
62. Hutton said last week that it took another 12 hours before Reagan was medically fit and clear headed enough to make decisions.
63. A recent poll gives President Clinton the same 60 percent public approval rating that Ronald Reagan brought to his second term.
64. And that extra income was certainly forthcoming during the Reagan years.
65. They also demanded that President Reagan announce an end to legal abortion in the United States.
66. Former Senator John Tower was the head of an independent committee, appointed by Reagan, to look into the affair.
66. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.
67. Yet for all that, Reagan was not without experience highly relevant to the demands of executive leadership in the 1980s.
68. Given this view, most of the proposals introduced by the Reagan administration were designed to negate federal policy interventions.
69. Complex negotiations followed, in an atmosphere of haste, as Reagan would take office on January 20.
70. I did not agree with Reagan on the abortion issue, but he never made me feel threatened because I was pro-choice.
71. The Reagan administration expressed satisfaction with this new era of civic entrepreneurialism and claimed that it demonstrated the wisdom of its policies.
72. Not surprisingly, both Reagan and Gorbachev said publicly that they did not agree with me about this.
73. Before Reagan turned on the waterworks, crying in public was widely considered a sign of weakness.
74. Bush was elected on the coat-tails of Ronald Reagan, who in turn worshipped Margaret Thatcher's brand of politics and economics.
75. The contradictions in the Clinton policy were trenchantly described in a recent article by Robert Kagan, a former Reagan administration official.
76. With a presidential election nearing, Republican challenger Ronald Reagan campaigned against the sale.
77. Ronald Reagan surrounded himself with swashbuckling Californian businessmen with ill-concealed contempt for the east-coast establishment.
78. Reagan, confused and uninformed, escaped with only his image blemished.
79. The Reagan White House had understood from the beginning that the press was not its natural ally.
80. Reagan can not be understood unless one accepts that he had this optimism from his head to his toes.
81. John Kennedy broke the barrier against Catholics, Ronald Reagan against the divorced.
82. Reagan lifted the pipeline sanctions and Britoil went up for sale and Lech Walesa was freed.
83. Fashion critics chuckled when Ronald Reagan wore his brown suits while president.
84. Federal appeals judge Alex Kozinski, a Ronald Reagan appointee, recently attacked the legal machinery of capital punishment.
85. Ronald Reagan reluctantly canceled his inaugural parade in 1985 when the chill factor dropped well below zero, endangering the marchers.
86. I began to appreciate the benefits enjoyed by Ronald Reagan as a result of his kindly nature and his high position.
87. The party converted to the free market with a zeal that out-Thatchered Thatcher and out-Reaganed Reagan.
88. The contrast between Reagan and his predecessor in these situations has been pointed up by one Democratic congressman.
89. Reagan had little choice under the circumstances, but nevertheless his actions were critical to this happy out-come.
90. The cases should provide evidence on the conservative course of a court heavily influenced by appointments made during the Reagan years.
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