Similar words: caldron, national debt, organizational, confrontational, recreational, children, cauldron, propaganda. Meaning: n. 40th President of the United States (1911-2004).
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61. If we want to win -- and win big -- the exigencies of the election force us to solemnly swear that Mondale is the tax increase candidate and Ronald Reagan is the no-tax-increase candidate.
62. That wasn't proven when Ronald Reagan said we would do SDI, which is missile defense.
63. A month before the Republican Party convention, Ronald Reagan made a costly political mistake.
64. For Richard Nixon , Ronald Reagan and Carter it was the cold war.
65. Before his presidency, Bush held a multitude of political positions, including Vice President of the United States in the administration of Ronald Reagan (1981–1989) and director of the CIA .
66. Mr McCain's age will ensure that one of the central debates in the election will be whether the Arizonan is the new Bob Dole or the new Ronald Reagan.
67. The last such use of the Capitol rotunda was for former President Ronald Reagan in 2004.
68. Lifeguard, sportscaster, movie star, governor,(Sentencedict.com) president — there wasn't much Ronald Reagan didn't do in life.
69. Ronald Reagan, well on his way to slashing his predecessor's largesse toward clean energy, killed the investment tax credit.
70. President Ronald Reagan dies at age 93, the six - day state funeral follows.
71. Nonetheless, Carter's successor, President Ronald Reagan, continued to abide by the unratified SALT II pledges.
72. He was a tireless advocate of supply-side economics: the man who persuaded Ronald Reagan to abandon deficit-hawk Republicanism in favour of aggressive tax cuts.
73. Mr Webb , a Democratic senator for Virginia, was secretary of the navy under Ronald Reagan.
74. He wears stars - and - stripes shirts and has clips of John Wayne and Ronald Reagan on his website.
75. Nothing was more typical of Ronald Reagan than that large-hearted magnanimity - and nothing was more American.
76. The former US president Ronald Reagan was sometimes known by his soubriquet the Great Communicator.
77. That man on the other side of the road is a dead ringer for Ronald Reagan.
78. Ronald Reagan and George Bush senior tried to eliminate industrial policy wherever they found it, says Michael Boskin[Sentencedict.com], chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under Mr Bush.
79. At Trinity College at the University of Toronto, he was even more socially maladroit. He assumed the pose of young Republican and put a poster of Ronald Reagan on his wall.
80. It was the vote that launched a thousand editorials: the charismatic young black senator was compared to Jack Kennedy, Martin Luther King and even Ronald Reagan.
81. The magazine emphasised homespun and leaned to the right - Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan were fans.
82. START was signed July 31, 1991, by Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev and President George H.W. Bush; President Ronald Reagan originally proposed the treaty in 1982.
83. He first photographed the Reagans in 1965, when he covered a breakfast event where Ronald Reagan announced he was entering California's 1966 gubernatorial race.
84. He is an abrasive New Yorker in a country that tends to elect hail-fellow-well-met types like Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton.
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