And we have to make our core be in power.
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But now their chosen candidate would soon be in power.
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It's what it looks like to be in power that changes.
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The beneficiary, President Xi Jinping, could be in power for life.
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""This president will only be in power for a short time.
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Someone else might be in power but this country belongs to them.
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"Democrats won't be in power in perpetuity," Senator Richard Shelby told reporters.
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Someone else may be in power, but this country belongs to them.
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And oil and gas companies know that Trump won't be in power forever.
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He will be in power for 120 days before another election is held.
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"I knew I wasn't going to be in power the whole game," says Stephanie.
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They have no shame, and they want to be in power no matter what.
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"He wants to be in power for 21 years," Navalny wrote on social media.
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Despite Sinn Féin's victory, there's no guarantee it will be in power once the dust settles.
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By then, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a fiercely anti-American Mexican candidate, may be in power.
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He has a bad temper and a relentless drive to be in power, regardless of consequences.
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Maybe if Yahoo or BlackBerry were willing to pivot like this, they'd still be in power.
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One major uncertainty is that the Liberals may not be in power in a decade's time.
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In American politics, it's always precarious to be in power and on top (each party's fortunes).
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And you know, it's hard to be in power as an adversarial media organization, I think.
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The reform was not retroactive, however, meaning the president could be in power for another decade.
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Few would have guessed he'd still be in power — still keeping that promise — two decades later.
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But there is a real chance Mr Corbyn will be in power by the end of 2019.
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Our laws should reflect this basic principle, no matter which political party happens to be in power.
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John Magufuli, the president of Tanzania, said that his ruling party will be "in power forever, for eternity".
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The arc of history is bending against the GOP, and the Democrats will be in power soon enough.
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At the same time, it cannot be disregarded, as both would like to be in power, he added.
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MBS' iron grip might be slipping, but at just 33 there's every chance he'll be in power for decades.
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He noted that a far-right party could soon be in power in Austria, which holds also elections Sunday.
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THE British Labour Party is in buoyant mood at its annual conference, expecting to be in power very soon.
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Psychosocially, Britain, France, and the US have literally dictated who's going to be in power in the Arab world.
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In the world of this book, time travel exists, shapeshifting is possible and a woman could be in power.
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Eletrobras said the investments would be in power generation, transmission and infrastructure projects, directly or through special-purpose vehicles.
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But importantly, Warren is finding allies for her ideas in the House, where Democrats will finally be in power.
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And it appears Flynn didn't even wait to officially be in power before making decisions that also favored Turkey.
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"Someone else may be in power, but this country belongs to them — and there is reason for hope," he said.
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She focused her attention on the fact that Democrats will once again be in power in the House in January.
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This president will be in power for only a short time, but excusing his misbehavior will forever tarnish your name.
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I like your whole thing about allies and power, but I've got to say, you really just should be in power.
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But people are watching Syria, and they are seeing that without Iran, this murderous regime would not still be in power.
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Barring an unforeseen and unlikely challenge, Erdogan will now be in power until 2029 — longer than Kemal Ataturk, the nation's founder.
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And OK, Cameron can't bind his successors, but it looks like the Tories will be in power for quite a while.
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The company said the investments would be in power generation, transmission and infrastructure projects directly or through special-purpose investment vehicles.
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As for Putin, he'll serve as Russia's leader for six more years, which means he'd be in power for 24 years.
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Mr. Hariri, like other Arab leaders, knows that 33-year-old Prince Mohammed is likely to be in power for decades.
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"He will be in power as long as he can," says Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the oligarch infamously jailed by Putin in 2100.
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"Tomorrow, and I am deeply convinced about this, we will be in power," she said at a conference held in Paris.
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And all the more so because Sarkozy used to be in power - why would he do now what he didn't do before?
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I will now attempt to explain gerrymandering, a phenomenon nobody likes, unless they happen to be in power at the right time.
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Theresa May might be in power once again, but she reshuffled her Cabinet on Monday after the election returned a hung parliament.
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Germany's far-right party, Alternative for Germany, might not be in power, but this deal would demonstrate the nativists' influence on policy.
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Mr. Deuba is likely to be in power for only a few months because parliamentary elections are to be held by January 2018.
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Audience member: Well sometimes, much like the throne, the person who should be in power isn't the one who's actually in power. Yeah.
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"I think the Old Man should be in power until he dies," said Paul Ssebbowa, a farmer, as he began his long walk home.
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Limiting access to Congress by leaving out people who can't afford unpaid gigs means that only the privileged will continue to be in power.
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Grammy-award winning singer Ashanti, also a Boys and Girls Club alum, said Clinton's candidacy shows young girls that women can be in power.
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While Mr. Sadr has all the momentum going into negotiations over the governing coalition, there is no guarantee his bloc will be in power.
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"This president will be in power for only a short time, but excusing his misbehavior will forever tarnish your name," Amash tweeted before the vote.
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I don't think it's very likely they will be in power but in the unlikely and unfortunate eventuality that they are in power of course.
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After all, President Trump will be in power until 2025 at the latest, but Justice Gorsuch could easily be issuing opinions four decades from now.
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Democrats happened to be in power when the economy bottomed out, in June, 2009; by then, millions of Americans had seen their life savings vanish.
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Williams said lobbyists who haven't reached out to lawmakers who will soon be in power in the House, like Waters, will have a steep learning curve.
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But none are his heir apparent, as all six men are in their 60s, and Jinping is expected to be in power until at least 2022.
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Experts say that Xi's addition to the constitution gives him a vast political mandate and means he could be in power longer than most Chinese presidents.
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GC The number-one question I get is: How can the president of the United States have these accusations against him and still be in power?
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He was also a canny politician who knew how to frame El Sistema's message to suit the priorities of whatever government happened to be in power.
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The calculation is that eventually Democrats will be in power again, but their majorities will be narrow and their chance at substantial legislation will be fleeting.
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ME: What happened to all that talk, talk, talk, talk of women needing to be in power, that they can't do worse than men already have?
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"When Rouhani will not be in power, people will choose his alternative," said hard-line lawmaker and cleric Mojtaba Zolnouri, who signed onto the Rouhani impeachment effort.
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If he did and won, he would be in power until 2024, longer than Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, the longest-serving Soviet leader aside from Joseph Stalin.
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You see the level, in many cases, of hatred for a certain group of people that happened to be in power, that happened to win the election.
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Although AMLO is restricted to one six-year term, he hopes that his left-wing Movement for National Regeneration (Morena) will be in power for much longer.
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Unlike his left-leaning examples, right-wing anti-liberals also happen to be in power across the world, from Washington and Brasilia to Budapest and New Delhi.
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It was my feeling that his ambition was to be in power among men in suits, where the real decisions are made, with politicians and business executives.
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In 2011, US Congress member Gabrielle Giffords was shot and nearly killed by Jared Loughner, who reportedly had sexist views and believed that women shouldn't be in power.
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"I recognize that my party won't always be in power, so I can't just sit on the sidelines every time my party is in the minority," she said.
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Paddy Power is also taking bets on what Trump will say first in his inauguration speech, but are also placing odds on how long he will be in power.
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All of the governors and some of the state lawmakers elected this November will still be in power after the 2020 Census kicks off the next wave of redistricting.
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"We have an illegitimate government which is pretending to be in power," Odinga told a local broadcaster by phone in an interview that was streamed online before the event.
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Then-Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and the Democrats didn't seem to care about the simple fact that at some point they would not be in power.
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Where Martin is fascinated by how complicated it is to be in power, the TV show has a harder time not making power seem like its own reasonable end.
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Nigel Farage, the former leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party, said May was so useless that if she remained as leader then Labour's Corbyn would soon be in power.
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When the administration is issuing a memo with general application, such as the one involving the Information Quality Act, it is acknowledging that eventually a different administration will be in power.
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So will every seat in the Republican-dominated Legislature — and the lawmakers elected this year are expected to be in power through the redistricting process that will follow the 2020 census.
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By 2063, when none of its boosters will still be in power, it hopes that Africa will be rich, peaceful, corruption-free and enjoying the benefits of "transformative leadership in all fields".
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One source who once worked in the White House with the vice president says the guiding principle for Pence is unwavering fealty, in recognition that he would not be in power without Trump.
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"(The vote) is being framed in these semi-apocalyptic terms -- that if Baswedan loses it means this infidel, conspiratorial Chinese group will be in power and it will be a disaster," Wilson said.
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"As a first generation immigrant, you have the sense you somehow don't deserve to be in power," said Harminder Dhillon, the Mississauga lawyer whom Mr. Hussen worked for right out of law school.
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Raul Gallegos, associate director with consultancy Control Risks, said their base case scenario was for Maduro to still be in power by the end of the year and for the opposition to lose steam.
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If elected, the interim leader would be in power for at least 45 days until Shahbaz steps down as the head of the Punjab government, and contests a by-election to the national assembly.
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Trudeau - who will visit Washington this week for talks with President Barack Obama - took office last November and will be in power when the next occupant of the White House takes over in January 2017.
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Imagine a spirited political protest on Washington, D.C.'s mall where all participants — as a matter of course — are scanned, matched, tracked and traced by the opposition political party, which happens to be in power.
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Should there be such a vote in 2017 and Maduro loses, his vice president would take over - rather than a new presidential election being held - meaning the ruling "Chavismo" movement would still be in power.
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"The predators, most of them media and Hollywood liberals, would still be in power," Michael Goodwin wrote in a column in The New York Post that Mr. Trump recommended to his 46.6 million Twitter followers.
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"In 2002 Jean-Marie Le Pen was this kind of scary character who never really appeared as someone who wanted to be in power [and] was never electable," says Philippe Le Corre of the Brookings Institution.
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Marin, the world's youngest prime minister at the age of 34, said it was not "that big a deal" for women to be in power in Finland but she welcomed the debate her election had triggered.
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They include the ideological party line, which serves as the vehicle for thought, speech and behavior control and enforced conformity, and is the legitimizing instrument that supplies the reasons why the regime deserves to be in power.
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If he wins the next election, Museveni will potentially be in power for 40 years, and there's widespread suspicion amongst opponents that he wants to hand over power to his son, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, a major general in the military.
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While investors won't have to guess who will be in power, a president's first year is often as unpredictable as the last, writes Peter Lee, an analyst with UBS, in a 2013 paper on the Presidential Election Cycle Theory.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte hit out at the United States on Tuesday, saying he did not start a fight with Washington and it could forget about a military agreement between both countries if he were to be in power longer.
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Democrats will need to be in power in the state legislatures, where the maps are drawn; in the governors' mansions, where they're approved; and in the state courts and offices of secretaries of state or attorneys general, where they're defended and upheld.
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Rafiq, the railways minister, told Geo TV late on Friday that it was not yet decided if the interim leader would be in power for a 45-day period or until the next general election, which have to held by early August 2018.
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Still, the data is out there, and because of a decision made well before the prospect of a Trump presidency seemed real, the mayor must consider that an administration with a far more hostile view toward immigrants will soon be in power.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte hit out at the United States on Tuesday, saying he did not start a fight with Washington and it could forget about a military agreement between both countries if he were to be in power longer.
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Bukele, who won an election in February, did not say why the presidents would not be asked, but he has previously criticized all three as men who did not deserve to be in power due to controversies that have clouded their administrations.
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No, Moore's error lies in the fact that his view, taken to its logical conclusion, would leave citizens who wish to live in accordance with such a moral law subject to the whims of whoever happens to be in power at the time.
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Brexiteers say there is little point laying out detailed demands as, with France and Germany due to hold elections next year and the future of a new Italian government uncertain, it is still unclear who will be in power in Paris, Berlin and Rome.
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The American Conference has teams that used to be in power conferences, and teams in recruiting hotbeds, while the Mountain West put teams in top bowl games—like TCU in the Rose Bowl and Boise State in the Fiesta Bowl—before the Playoff existed.
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Khan's PTI party may be in power for the first time, but because the Pakistani military and intelligence services are believed to have been heavily involved in securing his victory, they will likely continue to maintain leverage over his administration and overall policymaking in Pakistan.
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But reports now suggest that Sandberg played just as much a part in Facebook's many scandals as Mark Zuckerberg did, raising questions about what it means for a woman to be in power if she doesn't question the structures that helped get her there.
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Bart De Wever, leader of the centre-right N-VA, the largest party in Dutch-speaking region of Flanders, called on Saturday for the creation of an emergency government, which would be in power for a year and focus on the coronavirus and its aftermath.
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"So that is not in any way close to what the election was about, close to what we've campaigned on, close to what we told the American people we were going to accomplish when they gave us the privilege to serve and be in power," Jordan said.
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Given the predictable back-and-forth of election wins, both parties are going to be in power at some point, and so if either of them breaks from popular sentiment in a dramatic manner, that suggests problems for the government's ability to respond adequately to the public's needs.
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It was never about me or Barack, and it's never about the handful of people who happen to be in power at any given time," she said Friday, adding, "Folks who model decency and dignity and integrity for our kids every single day, see, that's who we are.
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They say they were the victims of a cyberattack last month when the state news media outlet released a false report quoting the emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, as referring to tension with Washington over Iran policy and saying that Mr. Trump might not be in power for long.
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The idea that you will be in power sometimes, and out of power other times, is what preserves norms and traditions, and curbs the worst abuses and impulses; politicians traditionally understand that actions taken in the majority could serve to bite them if and when they return to the minority.
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Both parties could form a bipartisan working group of current or retired senators and agree to implement those recommendation six years in the future — when no one knows which party will be in power, and so both parties have to think of themselves as a potential minority and majority as they craft their compromise.
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I think the people who are doing this are genuinely offended by the entire Trump circle, in part for political and ideological reasons, and in part because he has broken all of the rules of their world, in terms of who gets to be in power, and what you have to do to get it.
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"This cruel and unusual president, let us be clear, would not be in power and would not be kidnapping children had he not convinced many people that look like me – many white males across the country – that their continued success depended on stripping the dignity of women, Muslims, immigrants and people that don't look like me," Avenatti said.
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WEST: He has to be the freshest, the flyest, the flyest planes, the best factories, and we have to make our core be in power, we have to bring jobs into America, because our best export is entertainment and ideas, but when we make everything in China and not in America, then we're cheating on our country.
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One story highlighted a top Chinese official's dismissal of Trump's claim, and went on to note the poor reception of Trump's recent address at the UN. Several posts from before the election cited the threat of Trump's impeachment in order to create the impression that the Trump administration is highly unpopular and may not be in power for too much longer.
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A former spokesman for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's presidential campaign on Tuesday said that the GOP is "so desperate" for Democrats to be in power that it keeps acting like the opposition party.
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