"She was more a presiding sensibility whom everyone wished to satisfy".
Although the court is based in Brooklyn, where he served for two decades, he spent more time presiding in courtrooms in Uniondale and Central Islip.
The government that even now wants households to borrow less and save more has presided over a jump in unsecured lending.
The achievement is likely to feel particularly sweet for Taymor, who more recently presided over Broadway's most controversial – and expensive – show, Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark and has been enmeshed in a series of lawsuits ever since.
But the 40-year-old chief executive has since revealed all about his rare vocal cords condition – and, more significantly, presided over another dominant year at the world's most influential internet company.
These true educational values have been swept aside as power in the education service has been drawn towards the centre under the failed regime of Michael Gove, more recently presided over by Nicky Morgan.
Once he could charge that the president was presiding over more than two million lost jobs and would become the first president since Hoover to end his term with fewer Americans at work than when he took office.
Rabbi Mandelbaum was also considered more traditional, and Dr. Cohen did go on to lead the seminary in a more progressive direction, presiding in 1985 over the ordination of the first women to become rabbis in Conservative Judaism.
There are athletes whose alleged misconduct is a tad more serious than presiding over working-class housing with maintenance problems and donating to causes in amounts deemed unacceptable by your editors.
The lawmakers were part of the first "summit" meeting of more than 150 presiding officers of the world's legislatures, an event that leaders of the United States Congress chose not to attend.
