The phrase 'presiding board' is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used in business, finance, and legal contexts to refer to a group of people in charge of making important decisions. For example: "The presiding board had to make a tough decision when deciding how to allocate the company's resources."
Behrouz Nemati, spokesman for parliament's presiding board, was quoted by state television on Saturday as saying MPs would introduce a measure on Sunday demanding the government "return to initial [nuclear] enrichment conditions" before the deal.
A member of Parliament, Ali Abbaspour, who was in charge of the investigation, told reporters that a decision on Mr. Kordan's status was the responsibility of the speaker of Parliament, Ali Larijani, and other members of the presiding board.
But even with a new chairman, Tim Wray, presiding over board meetings, tensions were again building: this time over who would succeed Mr. Sayres.
Dunn became "non-executive" chairman, which meant that she would preside over board meetings, recommend board committees and committee chairmen, and be available for consultation with the C.E.O., but would have no active management role.
In addition to Dr. Clough, the day-to-day chief executive at the Smithsonian, the chief justice has historically presided over board meetings in the position of chancellor and will continue to do so.
He has returned to his medical practice in West Memphis on a limited basis, and in August resumed presiding over medical board meetings.
Now, she is in the unusual position of presiding over a board that her current patron, Mr. Giuliani, wants to abolish -- a position she has said she supports.
But because they are willing to give so much of their time, many of them end up presiding over the board's internal committees -- for as long as six years -- and those committee chairmen dominate the executive committee whose decisions tend to be rubber-stamped by the full board.
So, Saturday night, in the Jets' preseason debut against the Falcons at Giants Stadium, Edwards will cooly hand off the play-calling to his coordinators and act more as a chief executive presiding over a board meeting than the position coach he once was.
With its eponymous 72-year-old founder still presiding over the board, Bettinger dismisses talk that he's taking the $4.2 billion (2009 revenues) outfit in a new direction.
"By presiding over the board in the courageous manner she did, Pat had a profound impact on my ability to get into federal court and make my reinstatement possible".
