In the manner of the Jewish poets who began interrogating God after the Holocaust, and even to wonder if there could be a God who could preside over such horror, Hirsch invokes God in order to rebuke him.
Mississippi Senator Robert J. Walker, in opposition, stated that the idea that Tyler was still vice president and could preside over the Senate was absurd.
In the past, one individual could safely preside over corporate lawsuits, contract negotiations and standards of conduct.
A Superior Court judge ruled today that his colleague who presided over the McMartin Preschool molestation trial could not preside at the retrial of one of the defendants, Raymond Buckey.
But I don't see why every one of us couldn't preside over our own simulated utopias Karl Smith comments here.
But I couldn't preside at Communion in those parishes, and my bishop was rarely invited to, because of his stand for women.
Meanwhile, a coalition that promised to end top-down reorganisations could now preside over a second before its first is even complete.
O.K., he hadn't put the house in danger, his pensions were intact, he still had a professor's salary from Yeshiva University, "and if I needed money I could always preside over another funeral," he said.
Aides to Mr. Dingell, 83, said he had no interest in being that person, if and when the legislation passed, nor, as the bill's principal sponsor, could he preside.
With a constitution that granted it sweeping powers, and a compliant parliament, the army could then preside over a sort of Potemkin democracy.The junta seems to have equally unreasonable plans in store for the ethnic minorities who make up 40% of Myanmar's population, and who dominate the country's border regions.
The collapse of that grand dynastic plan, by which Britain could comfortably preside over (and exploit) an age of rapid technological progress and expanding international markets, provides the narrative structure for "George, Nicholas and Wilhelm: Three Royal Cousins and the Road to World War I".
