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We have not convinced the presidents of the monopoly companies ; we have not convinced the big businessmen ; whom did we convince , then ? The judges of the supreme court , and the presidents of the several circuit courts , shall be appointed by the governor , by and with the advice and consent of the senate ; and the associate judges , by the qualified electors in the respective counties . In an article published in the Ottawa Citizen on October 21 of this year , just two days before the President of the Treasury Board , the Honourable John Baird , appeared before our committee , Mr. Baird himself warned Canadians , in an op-editorial page article that he wrote that " Canadians should be prepared for the Liberal-dominated Senate to dream up further ways to stall accountability . In view of the fact that Subsection ( 1 ) of Section 38 of the Minority Act authorizes national self-governments to express their opinions on the bills concerning the minorities they represent in such a capacity , the Ministry of Finance will organize annual consultations – in the period of planning of the budget – for the presidents of national minority self-governments . NIAC is chartered to provide policy advice to the president of the United States . Indeed , the summit was attended by the presidents of Sudan and Zimbabwe , who run authoritarian regimes that have been ostracised by much of the international community for their poor human rights records . " In February 1990 , just a few months after the fall of the Berlin Wall , a handful of hopeful Dresdeners kicked off a campaign to raise funds for the restoration of the cathedral with an open letter to the queen of England and the president of the United States . For example , to help frame a year-long effort to develop a post-Cold War U.S. science policy , the House Science Committee on 23 October convened an elite group : the presidents of the National Academies of Science and Engineering , representatives from the Council on Competitiveness , leaders of the Sandia and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratories , the president of MIT , and so on . You could n't do anything that was going to interfere with Roosevelt 's time , or the President of the United States ' time ; regardless of who he was , taking his time away from his war problems and to give that time over to the development of some new domestic programs .