Sentence examples for has been presiding from inspiring English sources

"Governor Romney has not worked at Bain Capital for over a decade, but for four years President Obama has been presiding over an economy that is creating too few jobs and sending more jobs overseas.

The lyrics suggest he has been presiding over the great events, the dark events of history, with a malicious glee".

Since July, he has been presiding over a monthly series called "Rock Legends Live!" at the center.

Though the UN Security Council, over which South Africa has been presiding, debated the crisis, it failed to agree on a collective response.

Judge James B. Zagel, who has been presiding over Mr. Blagojevich's trial since the start of this month, denied the request and went on with testimony on Thursday.

General Myers, 59, has been presiding with Mr. Rumsfeld over a major study of changes in United States military strategy for the new century.

The newspaper said its investigation -- which began as an internal inquiry last May, and has been presided over by three outside journalists since January -- is continuing.

For 600 years, that venerable institution — the third oldest university in the English-speaking world — has been presided over not only by a man but a British man, and a Protestant (since the Reformation, of course).

The judge had been presiding over a credit-card fraud case against the mother of the accused man, Wazir Khan.

"A lot of the issues that we have in Texas they've been presiding over for quite some time," she said.

Ms. Quinn, the Council speaker, decided there was one person to blame: Betsy Gotbaum, then the city's public advocate, who had been presiding.