“predecessor”造句，怎麼用predecessor造句

Now the Russians recognize that Obama will be very different from his know-nothing predecessor.

On the other hand, Mr. Obama is, as his predecessor put it, the decider.

He did not refer directly to the recent transition of power and the resignation of his predecessor.

I was advised that my predecessor agreed to support in the peace settlement the Soviet acquisition of those islands.

Here I would like to honour the memory of Dr JW Lee, my predecessor and mentor, for his foresight in establishing the Strategic Health Operations Centre.

A Wolf army jeep blown up in 2004 in Afghanistan is paired with the parliamentary voting CARDS of Angela Merkel, the chancellor, and her predecessor, Gerhard schroder.

But Mr Brown hails from a more traditional wing of the party than Tony Blair, his studiedly classless predecessor-and class, it seems, is now back on its agenda.

China Life Insurance Company, whose predecessor was founded in October1949 by former People's Insurance Company of China and established in February1996 by the Bulgarian Life Insurance Company and in January1999 established the China Life Insurance Company.

Missed “Twilight”, the predecessor of “New Moon”?

Pricing was an immediate predecessor of the financial officers preparing the budget.

Mr Obama inherited the recession from his predecessor, and the economy has recovered, somewhat, since then.

Her lack of charisma, however, means doors won't swing open for as they did for her predecessor.

An even more important difference between Ms Merkel and her predecessor is her position on EU enlargement, particularly the question of Turkish membership.

But supporters of the case say the AK's predecessor, the Refah Party, was closed down on similar charges in 1998, a decision upheld by the European Court of Human Rights.

Like its predecessor, this transformation can be extended.

And it has done no more in other pressing areas, like infrastructure and health care, than its predecessor.

This version invokes the spectre not of the cold war but of the anarchic presidency of Boris Yeltsin, Mr Putin's predecessor.

It could, however, trim its feathers: the Supreme Court is undeniably more expensive than its predecessor.

Will Mr Ban, who hails from what is now the world's tenth biggest economy (in nominal terms), be able to win the co-operation of the G77 any better than his Ghanaian-born predecessor?

There is some truth to this, and I certainly hope that President Obama will be far more engaged than his predecessor in tackling this agenda.