Sentence examples for ability to preside from inspiring English sources

And that, they reckon, depends on nothing so much as their continued ability to preside over rapid economic growth.

It's not just that it would prove so expensive – the number of people qualifying will only rise in the coming years – but that it sends out such a damning message about recent governments' ability to preside over an economy that can provide a home for all.

She denied Trump the ability to preside over her chamber to give a national address, since that power lies with her, not him.

The ad plays a clip of Trump attacking federal Judge Gonzalo Curiel's ability to preside over lawsuits against Trump University due to his Mexican heritage.

"If we go backwards and we rush to judgment, and we allow for political lynchings without any due process, any facts, any evidence being heard, then I think we do a disservice to this very body in which we all serve," Fairfax said in response to Senate Majority Leader Thomas K. Norment (R-James City), who had briefly praised Fairfax's ability to keep presiding over the body amid the frenzy.

Since then, lower courts have tried to determine the scope of the holding, which addresses bankruptcy courts' ability, as non-Article III courts, to preside over issues traditionally considered to be core bankruptcy issues.

Biden travels to Baghdad to preside.

Now Anna was free to preside over the scale.

He was three hours late to preside at a wedding.

Mr. Bernanke is unlikely to preside over those decisions.

It is, she says, "bittersweet" to preside over its dismantling.