Sentence examples for present incumbents from inspiring English sources

In subsection (b), the words "Hereafter" and "exclusive of the present incumbents" are omitted as surplusage.

It's useful to remember that Saddam Hussein is not the only monster supported by the present incumbents in Washington until he did something contrary to their interests.

The situation in Walsall, however, has been made worse by three changes in administration in 27 months which has made long-term planning in relation to the arts, among other "non-essential" services, impossible for the present incumbents.

True, the diocesans get to elect an acting chairman, and the Archbishop of Canterbury is the actual chairman, but I have seen at first-hand how the present incumbents are treated.

The present incumbents in Buckingham Palace owe their status to the displacement of the last James James III, brother of Charles II) from the throne in 1688 because of his absolutist inclinations and open Roman Catholicism.

A key point was missed, however: that despite any imperfections, the committee clearly recognises the critical role that CSAs play and the expertise, contribution and commitment of present incumbents.

The present incumbent is Carlos Westendorp, a Spaniard.

The present incumbent is Kirke D. Austin.

The present incumbent, currently enjoying adulation in the antipodes, personifies dignity and cool judgment.

So its present incumbent, Margaret Hodge, has decided it is time for a fight.

The present incumbent, Janos Veres, must therefore be the envy of his predecessors.