Hayes acted upon his conviction as soon as he took office, withdrew the troops, and turned over to the South her own problems.
A Liberal Government, headed by Sagasta, took officein Spain in October, 1897.
The Interstate Commerce Law was still new when he took office.
It has been said that in 1661, when he took office, there were but thirty armed ships, of which three only had over sixty guns.
They did not exist when he took office; they had to be both created and firmly rooted in order to withstand the blast of war.
From the day I took office, I've been told that addressing our larger challenges is too ambitious; such an effort would be too contentious.
By the time I took office, we had a 1-year deficit of over $1 trillion and projected deficits of $8 trillion over the next decade.
Now, even after paying for what we spent on my watch, we'll still face the massive deficit we had when I took office.
When I took office, the Consumer Price Index was rising at 12.
First, one of our initial acts was to revise, with the cooperation of the Congress, the Budget prepared before this Administration took office.
Federal gun crime prosecutions are up 16 percent since I took office.
Since I took office, funding for AIDS research at the National Institutes of Health has increased dramatically to $1.
Jefferson, who while Minister to France had been closely connected with these proceedings, was called upon by Congress for a report upon them, not long after he took office as Secretary of State.
Combes with reducing all questions in which the French nation was interested to the single one of anti-clericalism, and the prime minister retorted that it was solely for that purpose that he took office.
Again, in the latter part of 1863 he took office: this time with Sir Frederick Whitaker as premier, an arrangement which endured for another thirteen months.
Clemenceau, who had been called to fill the vacancy, took office.
He had been in ill-health ever since he took office in 1804, the constant stress of responsibility, while the invasion was impending, having shattered his nerves.
Pitt, then, fell upon a fortunate time when he took office in December, 1783.
He announced that he took office to secure a space of rest from harassing legislation at home, and to defend the honour and interests of England abroad.
The Federal government's procurement from minority-owned firms has nearly tripled since I took office.
Real output has grown at an average rate of 3 percent per year since I took office, and employment has grown by 10 percent.
Our commitment to a Western Hemisphere safe from aggression did not occur by spontaneous generation on the day that we took office.
The budget in place, when I took office, had been projected as balanced.
My own opinions about Egypt were set forth in the "19th Century" a short time before we took office, and I am not aware as yet of having seen any reason to change them.
My own opinions about Egypt were set forth in the 'Nineteenth Century' a short time before we took office, and I am not aware as yet of having seen any reason to change them.
This, and the accident of his naming Edward Hamilton, with whom I was intimate, his private secretary when he took office in April in succession to Disraeli, were the links which led to our correspondence later on Egyptian affairs.
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