Sentence examples for presides to from inspiring English sources

But it's left to Boyd's son — Oliver, the basset owner — who never bothers reading the paper over which he nominally presides, to provide the novel's ultimate punch.

On the substance, the inability of the debaters to ensure that a minimum of politeness, decency and respect presides to the debates has allowed them to become a butchery from Donald Trump on Hillary Clinton, a direct proof of his bullying temperament.

Mitochondrial biogenesis is an orchestrated process that presides to the regulation of the organelles homeostasis within a cell.

The founders designed the presidency to preside over the process of government rather than to govern.

The Gun Court Act had established the Full Court division, with resident magistrates presiding, to try major firearms offences.

Such p53-p21 axis is one of the major pathways presiding to the trigger of cell senescence, the induction of which represents at the same time the goal and the drawback of anticancer radiotherapy.

It is therefore plausible to envision that when p53 is activated upon a genotoxic stimulus, such as γ-rays, MDM2 may not preside to its degradation and be re-directed towards HIF1 α, whose degradation would hence be fostered.

The Taft campaign asked Foraker to preside, and to introduce Taft, at a rally to be held at the Cincinnati Music Hall on September 22.

To that end, the students are trying to convince the presiding judge to allow them to broadcast the trial online; the RIAA object to this.

They had pleaded to the presiding judge to consider how the decision would weigh on Mr Chirac's place in history.

Faith groups can make direct representations to the Presiding Officer to nominate speakers.