Sentence examples for has presided in from inspiring English sources
So far, she has presided in the Family Courts of every borough but the Bronx.
One Wednesday a month for nearly twenty-two years, Mayor Richard M. Daley of Chicago has presided — in especially literal fashion — over the City Council from an elevated chair that looms over the chamber before him.
Others, with connections in immigrant communities, got their start because they were fluent in English, said Sylvia Feinman, an administrative law judge who has presided in the health department tribunal for 18 years.
An article yesterday about Judge George W. Greer, who has presided in the battle over withdrawing the feeding tube of a brain-damaged Florida woman, Terri Schiavo, attributed a decision to him erroneously.
By Evan Osnos September 8, 2010 One Wednesday a month for nearly twenty-two years, Mayor Richard M. Daley of Chicago has presided — in especially literal fashion — over the City Council from an elevated chair that looms over the chamber before him.
Burkle wanted Steven Lachs, who had presided in 1999 over a custody dispute between Michael Jackson and his ex-wife Debbie Rowe, and who was California's first openly gay judge; Burkle has contributed generously to the cause of gay rights.
A liberal Democrat, Mr. Carey reversed the upward spiral of borrowing, spending and entitlement under one of his predecessors, Nelson A. Rockefeller, a Republican who had presided in an era of limitless government promise.
It's also worrisome that the nation's spymaster — who had presided in a military where adultery could result in court-martial — could not have found a more clandestine manner of talking naughty to his biographer babe than a Gmail drop box, a semiprivate file-sharing system used by terrorists, teenagers and authors.
Here, in the state he has presided over in one way or another for decades, people either adore him or detest him.
Beginning in 2003, Mr. Cote has presided over $5.3 billion in acquisitions and $2.4 billion in divestitures.
