Use "carter" em uma frase

1. An hour later, the carter dropped her off outside the stonemason’s yard where he worked

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2. In Lives Without Balance, Steven Carter and Judith Sokol (Villard

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3. As Carter and Sokol explain, “There is usually a reason why we chose

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4. It was lying face down so he could not see who it was but it did not take him long to work out that it had to be Jeffrey Carter

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5. On hearing of this, Secretary of State Warren Christopher (a Carter holdover) informed the Haitians that, should something like this again occur, we would bring the full weight of our diplomacy to bear

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6. These two monsters applied and extended the horrendous Community Reinvestment Act, passed under the aegis of the Reprehensible Carter and extended under the equally reprehensible Clinton, forcing Fannie May and Freddie Mack to make sub par loans that anybody with common sense would know couldn"t be repaid

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7. And all thanks to the machinations of Jimmy Carter and his Democrat-controlled Congress which in 1975 made into law the Community Reinvestment Act, the most asinine piece of federal legislation ever made into law

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8. Avatar for Jimmy Carter

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9. And then, to go on and amass a fortune (several millions) as a director of Fannie May, while that organization and Freddie Mack were on their last legs, thanks to the egregious Community Reinvestment Act, fostered by Carter, and strengthened by Clinton, lays her bare as one of the most devastating females in power in all of American history

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10. Thus: In a recent speech, Jimmy Carter said the following words

11. Primarily because of the activism and the injection of working at the Carter Center and in international affairs, and to some degree, domestic affairs, on energy conservation, on environment, and things of that kind…

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12. And the Carter Center has decided, under my leadership, to fill the vacuums in the world

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13. And then there is the not insignificant appointment by Jimmy Carter of retired admiral Stansfield Turner to head the agency

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14. Carter appointee Boyce F

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15. Think about the high ranking executives at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mack who earned (or embezzled) millions while, thanks to Chris Dodd in the senate and Barney Frank in the House, the two government-backed corporations were taking a nosedive due to the strict (Democrat) implementation of the Community Reinvestment Act, passed under the egregious Jimmy Carter, and expanded and implemented under the equally egregious Bill Clinton

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16. I suppose, rather than compare Obama to Lincoln, or FDR, or even to the inept Jimmy Carter, the most appropriate comparison would be to Chauncey Gardner, the character portrayed by Peter Sellers in the movie „Being There

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17. A plain, rough-looking woman named simply Carter

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18. Millicent’s opponent today was named Karina Carter

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19. So Carter it was, slapped across a poor quality photograph of her with a scowl in her eyes

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20. The curtains at the far end of the hall opened and Carter walked out

21. Raven knew he should be supporting Carter, knew he should respect that strength and courage, but no matter how hard he tried, he found himself rooting for Millicent

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22. She was on Carter like a wildcat, biting, kicking, tearing chunks from her in a frenzy

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23. Carter was still holding her ground, but everybody knew she was ill-fated

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24. As she was waiting for Carter to pull herself up, Millicent glanced up, over Alexia’s head, to where her brother sat

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25. The fight was progressing quickly now, and Carter was going to lose

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26. It was the first time Raven had seen Millicent’s face since her fight against Carter, and he shuddered when her face filled the screen

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27. How would it happen? Would he strangle him? Snap his neck? Pummel his head as his sister had done to Carter? Whatever happened, Raven wanted it to happen now, because the waiting was more torturous

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28. Bill Clinton is a disgrace to America, and perhaps the second worst American President (a tie with Jimmy Carter?)

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29. He thought it more likely that Carter had played the bigger role, but Jackson

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30. ruthlessness that had made her so feared by the Unity and so vaunted by Carter and Jackson

31. Collier, Carter, Wilson, Richards, Gabriel – if any of them had survived instead, none of this would have happened

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32. Patti took me out to the Atwater Medical Group where I saw a Doctor Carter

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33. Doctor Carter gave me some powerful antibiotic that I took for ten days

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34. Carter laid down the letter he had been reading, and took up

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35. Carter, that that letter is dated three weeks ago

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36. Carter had found Skiddles in the country a year and a

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37. Carter had shoved him forward,

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38. Carter hated the sight of

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39. Carter looked at them with his irritation softening

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40. Carter, "I guess I'll just go round and"--he was about to add," have a look at that dog," but fearful of raising suspicion, he ended--"and see Bill

41. Carter, "I could not be so foolish

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42. Carter put Skiddles down and walked slowly into the inner room

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43. Carter? Where was he?"

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44. Tony Carter has been skillfully designing and making collectable teapots with his wife Anita and their team since 1978

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45. On ex-President James Earl Carter: The expression ―useful idiot‖ oftentimes comes to mind as it relates to Mr

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46. But in the end, both Ford and Carter decided the goodwill of a dictatorship was worth more than saving tens of thousands, perhaps more, Asian lives

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47. I could have correctly reminded this gentleman that former president James Earl Carter, who as president, influenced the ideological composition of our nation‘s federal courts, was a professed ―born-again Christian‖, a Baptist, but why trouble ourselves with such ―minor‖ details

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48. Carter stepped through the main door again and slammed it shut behind him

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49. Reagan Democrats, a vital voting bloc that spear-headed his unexpected victory over presidential incumbent James Earl Carter, should not be casually dismissed as an electoral anomaly lest we forget Richard M

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50. Ford and Carter were the only US presidents until Obama to not expand or use bio-chemical weapons

51. He went on to become Ambassador to Turkey, Undersecretary of Defense under Jimmy Carter, and then an analyst for the Rand Corporation

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52. The Number of Lives Saved: The Carter administration claimed over 40 countries changed for the better because of human rights pressure

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53. But the following nations were better off directly because of Carter

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54. Some conservative critics like William Buckley later admitted they were wrong about Carter, that his intervention likely kept most prisoners from being executed

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55. Perhaps 1,000 Argentinians were not kidnapped nor killed because of Carter

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56. In Brazil, the Carter administration did aid the pro democracy movement

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57. But when ex Carter visited Brazil as an ex president, human rights activists hailed him for aiding the return of Brazil's democracy

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58. Carter and Castro did temporarily end the travel embargo on Cuba, letting 110,000 Cuban-Americans visit relatives in Cuba in 1979

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59. In the Dominican Republic, the Carter administration prevented a military coup

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60. Carter quietly sent a message saying the US would boycott the country

61. Antonio Guzman, the winner of the election, thanked Carter

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62. ” This is one of several countries where Reagan later undercut Carter and supported dictators

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63. For his accomplishment, Carter received the Nobel Peace Prize, and unlike either Obama or Kissinger, actually deserved it

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64. For without Carter, there would never have been a peace

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65. Toward the end Carter even sent military aid to fight guerillas

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66. The only real success Carter could point to was getting the dictatorship to investigate the murder of four American nuns killed by Salvadoran soldiers

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67. In Haiti, dictator Jean Claude Duvalier released political prisoners as Carter came into office

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68. Duvalier later re arrested many of the same people as soon as Carter left office and Reagan became president

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69. In Honduras, Carter successfully pressured the dictatorship into allowing elections, though the left was barred from taking part

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70. Some revisionists tried to blame the Iranian Revolution and the Islamic regime on Carter

71. Its greatest repressiveness and corruption came later, actually after Carter left office

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72. Carter himself in recent years described conditions in Gaza and the West Bank as “apartheid” with widespread segregation, discrimination, and the entire population collectively punished by the Israeli government

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73. For this, Carter faced the ludicrous accusation of being an anti-Semite

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74. Even including Truman's recognition, no US president has done more for Israel or Jews than Carter

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75. In Nicaragua, the Carter administration called publicly for the end of the Somoza family dictatorship the US government had put in power and supported for over 40 years

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76. At first the Carter administration called for compromise

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77. In Pakistan the military dictatorship released 11,000 political prisoners because of pressure from Carter

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78. Carter was far less successful in trying to prevent Pakistan from building nuclear weapons

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79. Carter described the return of the canal as more difficult than getting elected president

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80. Carter supported the UN boycott against South African apartheid

81. In Zimbabwe, Carter successfully pressured a racist white minority into holding free elections, ending a system as evil as apartheid

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82. A few conservatives blame Carter for the later dictatorship of Robert Mugabe

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83. But this dictatorship did not arise until after Carter was out of office

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84. For Communist China, Carter continued the recognition process begun by Nixon, but cut short because of Nixon's self destruction in the Watergate Scandal

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85. For this, part of the credit goes to both Nixon and Carter

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86. Jimmy Carter left office a very unpopular president, but today is consistently the most popular ex president of all time

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87. For their ideology, sometimes their very masculinity, is tied up in the image of America as strong and unbeatable, and to them Carter threatens that

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88. Carter was from outside of Washington, and the public wanted that

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89. The invasion of Afghanistan by the USSR brought a more conservative approach by Carter

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90. Carter was also challenged in his own party's primary by Ted Kennedy, the leading liberal, and also by John Anderson, one of the last liberal Republicans, running in 1980 as an independent

91. When Carter gave up on diplomacy to rescue US hostages in Iran and tried a military rescue, Vance resigned in protest

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92. By this time, April 1980, the human rights focus had been almost abandoned even by Carter himself

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93. Many tend to forget that, except for the most ideological conservatives, most of the anger or derision aimed at Carter came late in his presidency

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94. Had the rescue mission in Iran succeeded, Carter likely would have been re elected

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95. Carter was not the only US President brought down by a hostage crisis

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96. No hostages were ever released, and the ensuing scandal, Iran-Contra, caused Reagan to leave office in disgrace and even more unpopular than Carter had been

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97. Who would have imagined the way to free hostages was to almost ignore the threats against them? Yet it is difficult to imagine either Carter or Reagan doing what Bush did without suffering greatly politically

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98. Carter had the bad luck to have the hostage crisis begin when there was a slow news cycle and a media, in the years after Watergate, dedicated to proving how critical they could be of presidents

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99. Much like Carter, it is difficult to imagine Obama could win the presidency in any other election except after another president's disastrous failures

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100. The list includes both sides of the political spectrum and both parties, from moderates like Eisenhower, Carter, Bush Sr