Sentence examples for future presides from inspiring English sources

The effect of this sort of reiteration, which is to be expected of the Journal-American but not of the Herald Tribune, may well be, as Congressman Walter suggested, to intimidate any judge who in the future presides over a similar trial, or a retrial of the Hiss case.

He will preside over both sets of meetings, though the French do not want this to be a precedent: a future president of the European Council just might hail from a non-euro country, and, horror, preside over euro-zone business.Mr Sarkozy will see all this as a great French victory.

Still, if future presidents follow through with Trump's antipathy to ISDS in general, he will have presided over a meaningful change in U.S. trade policy.

And he repositioned the Democrats for a much more successful future and presided over a much more successful economy.

"He has been proven to have molested children in Bali, which has a big impact for their future psychological development," presiding judge I Wayan Sukanila said, ordering Ellis to serve 15 years and pay a fine of 2bn rupiah ($154,000).

But it's obvious, first, that China's political regime is remarkable, even given the annals of history, for the hypocrisy of its position: officially it's building the socialist future,in practice it's presiding over a crony capitalist Gilded Age.

To symbolize his return to politics, A R Dard arranged a lecture titled The Future of India which was presided over by Sir Nairne Sandeman in which Jinnah criticized the recent White Paper on Indian Constitutional Reform and argued for self-government by Indians.

We had 15 players, and it's up to the coach really to try to maximize the team .That challenge now falls to Carlesimo, an N.B.A. veteran, who will be presiding for the foreseeable future.

But the larger trends discussed here paint an optimistic portrait of the future and the folks who will preside over it.

Barack Obama's 2008 campaign trumpeted hope for the future, but his legacy may include presiding over the withering of the American Dream.

In February the UN asked Martti Ahtisaari, a former Finnish president, to preside over talks on Kosovo's future, but the talks have failed a failure that Mr Ahtisaari blames on Serbia's unwillingness to engage in constructive dialogue.