The Trump administration was put in office by a "common sense" constituency.
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We have been put in office by the voters to get things done, not to play games with lives.
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"We have been put in office by the voters to get things done, not to play games with lives," he said.
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These only distract from the real reasons Donald Trump was put in office and congressional Republicans were given one more chance.
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"We have been put in office by the voters to get things done, not to play games with lives," he said.
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Many hope that another such period began last month, after a snap election put in office the first liberal leader since Roh.
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If they are, then they can only be put in office by the president, a head of a department, or the judiciary.
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If a member of Congress dies or resigns, for instance, their delegate spot goes with them until a replacement is put in office.
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But he said the political turmoil in the country has made people much more aware of who they choose to put in office.
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But if scientists really do want to effect change, I wonder if they'll be tempted to refocus their message on who we put in office.
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Winston Churchill (in 1940), Anthony Eden, Harold Macmillan and Alec Douglas-Home were put in office as prime minister by only a handful of people.
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The new government led by Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, put in office after the May 9 general election, scrapped the 6 percent consumption tax on June 1.
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The current Fed chair, Janet Yellen, was put in office by Barack Obama, and so were most of her colleagues on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.
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But changes in Senate practices instituted by Democrats in 2013 mean that a new F.B.I. director can ultimately be put in office on a straight majority vote.
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If citizens become outraged and show up to vote, they can put in office a government free of the pervasive influence of the big lobbyists and their big money.
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Citizens across the world are alarmingly sacrificing their own potential economic wellness to put in office populist leaders who make them feel good and believe that their voices are heard.
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A lot of this might be natural differences of opinion between a President who was put in office by a coalition of states that did not touch the West Coast.
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" And, he said, Trump "will be perhaps the most pro-Zionist president ever put in office," citing his opposition to the Iran nuclear deal, "which we should admit wasn't actually that bad.
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With so many lopsidedly Democratic and Republican districts — Democrats outnumber Republicans almost 20-to-1 in Mr. Farrell's seat, for instance — being handed the nomination is often tantamount to being put in office.
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Elected Republicans must be focused and clear-eyed on the fact they were put in office to tear down the barriers to creating jobs, increase the amount Americans have in their bank accounts and protect our personal security.
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"These are people who are put in office to work for the general public, but they keep taking actions that are directly linked to worsening climate change," said Oregonian Avery McRae, 13, who is one of the plaintiffs.
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That's why it was just as important to Madison, in devising the government we have, not only to protect the people from their own worst impulses, but also to protect them from the worst impulses of those they put in office.
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If president-elect Trump really believes that too, he'll work with Republicans and Democrats to put America's workers and families first by raising pay and enacting the kinds of policies our elected leaders were clearly put in office to achieve.
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He's absolutely not playing ball - Richard Fisher: Well, there is a little history that involves Singapore here because Lee Kuan Yew, when Clinton was first put in office as a young president, the first visit and conversation he had with Lee Kuan Yew… Lee Kuan Yew warned him that if this wasn't dealt with, North Korea would become the world's nightmare.
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Godbout had remained untouched by the scandals. But despite Godbout's talks of "a new order" in an effort to distance himself from the Taschereau era, his first government lasted only two months, as his party suffered a humiliating defeat in the 1936 election. Led by Duplessis, the recently created Union nationale was put in office. The Liberals were reduced to 14 seats.
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One of the artisans of the promotion, coach Ionuț Popa, was dismissed. It was the "beginning of the end". The club management, from which Marius Vizer withdrew, leaving the responsibility to the local government, decided to put in office the former coach of Steaua București, Dumitru Dumitriu, a move which proved to be unfortunate. In the first game of the second part, FC Oradea not gathered too many points and Dumitriu was sacked.
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Newspaper article, Nominations, Rome (N.Y.) Semi-Weekly Citizen, March 29, 1893 From 1893 to 1897 Reeve served as Solicitor of the Treasury.The Department of Justice: Its History and Functions, by James Stanislaus Easby-Smith, 1904, page 48Newspaper article, New Men Put in Office, New York Times, March 28, 1893 After serving as Solicitor, Reeve returned to the position of Assistant Solicitor.The Chicago Daily News Almanac and Political Register for 1906, published by Chicago Daily News newspaper, 1905, page 148 In 1908 Reeve played a role in the campaign for President when a 1906 letter from Grover Cleveland to Reeve, in which Cleveland disparaged Democratic nominee William Jennings Bryan, was made public.Newspaper article, Bryan Scored by Cleveland, New York Times, October 23, 1908Cleveland and Bryan: No Doubt About the Late President's Views on His Party's Candidate, from the Brooklyn Eagle, published in the New York Times, October 24, 1908 Reeve died in Washington, D.C. on November 15, 1920.
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