Sentence examples for appointed presiding from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mitchell was appointed presiding director in 2002 as part of the board's effort to make it more independent.

Judge May has also been appointed presiding judge in the trial, scheduled for this fall, of two of Mr. Milosevic's former associates, Biljana Plavsic and Momcilo Krajisnik, important Serbian political leaders in the Bosnian war, though the Milosevic trial could change his schedule.

Boards typically appoint presiding or lead directors to act as a counterbalance when the chairman also serves as chief executive.

Royal authority over the region was exercised by an audiencia, presided over by the royally appointed president, who also carried the titles of governor and captain general.

Lord Justice Scott Baker: The fourth coroner to be appointed to preside over the inquests, he was the man to finally preside over them in court.

In 1949, he produced a supplement to the 3rd edition of Baker's Biographical Dictionary of Musicians & he was appointed to preside over an entirely revised 5th edition.

The judge appointed to preside over the trial was Safiullah Mujadidi, a man who could be trusted to get the results leaders wanted.

The country became a giant menagerie where divinely appointed zookeepers presided over less-than-human others, who were to be locked in the prisons of their skin.

Public money was earmarked, Lord Justice Leveson was appointed to preside, and the whole fandango swept into the Royal Courts of Justice with a speed quite extraordinary for anything initiated by government.

Once the case returns, a judge must be appointed to preside over it.

No fewer than eight members, including the Chairman or another member appointed to preside in his place, must convene in order for the Council to transact any business.