Sentence examples for but presided from inspiring English sources

In the Washington Post, Anne-Marie Slaughter, a Princeton professor and former State Department official under Obama, wrote, "Standing by while Assad gasses his people will guarantee that, whatever else Obama may achieve, he will be remembered as a President who proclaimed a new beginning with the Muslim world but presided over a deadly chapter in the same old story".

In Dayton, Mr. Shields did not minister to a church, but presided over weddings and funerals.

Eventually Ryan not only endorsed Trump but presided over his nomination at the Republican national convention in Cleveland.

So did its chief executive, Gaston Bastiaens, who orchestrated several big acquisitions but presided over sharply declining earnings.

Instead they will stand trial in the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh, before a court supported by the UN but presided over by both Cambodian and UN-appointed judges.

That other Dame, Margaret Hodge, the former PAC chairwoman described Dame Lin as "always polite and a solid performer at PAC but presided over awful service".

Benedict Cumberbatch's Master Ford considers himself a man of conscience but presides over plantation in which brutality reigns untrammeled.

That's mostly because she had a pretty long record as a judge at every level — not just writing appeals, but presiding over trials.

How long leaders stay in office in different countriesOMAN's name is thought to derive from a word meaning "a man residing permanently in the homeland"—but "presiding" might be more apt.

But presiding over policies so saturnine that they ended up putting the liberal speaker from San Francisco on the hot seat about torture may be one of his proudest achievements.

But presiding Judge Bruno Cotte said Katanga played a key role in the attack by providing the arms and ammunition.