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For his presidency had failed , and he , unfortunately , knew that . Despite a masterful couple of years , where his understanding of the legislative process was unparalleled perhaps by any other president , knowing how to deal with individual senators and congressmen , using cajolery with some , manipulation with others , patriotic appeals to still others , his presidency had foundered on the rocks of Vietnam . From the beginning , the presidency had rotated annually among the Schools of Medicine , Dentistry , Pharmacy , and Nursing , in that order . By the end of his second term , despite widespread concern over budget deficits and several administration scandals , Reagan 's presidency had wrought many significant changes , heartily endorsed by the public at large . That was the reason the Luxembourg presidency organized the first European Council devoted to employment last October . The construction that developed from the impeachment of Andrew Johnson kept the stewardship conception of the Presidency under wraps until the turn of the century , provoked the conditions that led Woodrow Wilson to inveigh against Congressional Government , and unwittingly encouraged civil service reform . To the other chiefs we gave each a small medal which were struck in the Presidency of George Washington , Esq . In 1932 , Franklin Delano Roosevelt was elected to the presidency of the United States . " The radicals got most votes but nevertheless two thirds of the seats in parliament will go to democratic forces , " said German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier , whose country currently holds the rotating EU presidency . By Christmas 2002 the Belgian Presidency had launched the Convention on the Future of Europe . " We encourage members to obtain their own copies of the scriptures and to use them in regular , personal , and family study , and in Church meetings and assignments , " the First Presidency stated in letters announcing the release of the new editions . But in an age noted for its political graft , Cleveland 's unflinching rectitude was a vote-getting asset not to be ignored , and his nomination for the presidency in 1884 was almost unavoidable . Summerall ’ s presidency set the stage for the equally imperious Mark Clark , whose prestige and leadership also secured the future for the college , and , at the same time , perpetuated Summerall ’ s command and control of decision-making .