Sentence examples for in presiding from inspiring English sources

Vice President Al Gore said today that in his acceptance speech to the Democratic National Convention he would embrace President Clinton's success in presiding over the hardy economy but send an unmistakable message: "I'm running on my own agenda, on my own voice and through my own experiences".

(NYT) NATIONAL 16-24 Gore Preparing to Shift Focus to His Own Agenda Vice President Al Gore says that in his speech to the Democratic National Convention he will embrace President Clinton for his success in presiding over the economy but leave no doubt that "I'm running on my own agenda, on my own voice and through my own experiences.

Temperamentally unsuited to judicial office, Chase nonetheless enhanced the prestige of the Supreme Court by his caution in dealing with Reconstruction measures and by his fairness in presiding over the Senate's impeachment trial (ending in acquittal) of President Andrew Johnson in 1868.

I extend to the new President Mohamed Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood every good wish in presiding over his people as a just and righteous head of state.

Should Mr. Daniels get into the race, a decision that he said he intended to make in April, he would most likely face questions about his own role in presiding over the deficit during his time as director of the Office of Management and Budget under President George W. Bush.

Judges (least of all Sir Brian) see no point in presiding over such arid revels.

He will be Eurocrat-in-chief, presiding over a bureaucracy of 30,000 people.

She appeared at a courthouse in Edmonton, but the judge was in Vancouver, presiding through videoconference.

Isabel Maxwell Twin daughter Now lives in New York presiding over Maxwell Communications.

Since then Allardyce has had nine games in charge, presiding over three wins and six defeats.

The settlement is still subject to approval by Frederic Block, the federal judge in Brooklyn presiding over the civil case.