Sentence examples for presiding member from inspiring English sources

A delegate from the following Presidency also assists the presiding member and may take over work if requested.

At first, lawmakers and aides thought she was a protester, and the presiding member used the gavel to try to bring the House back to order.

Judge Pedro Trevino Jr, the presiding member of the Jim Wells commissioners court, told the Guardian that Serco indicated up to 200 local jobs could be created at the centre.

The House has a first-come-first-served system for morning remarks — which generally run either one or five minutes — and Mr. Poe makes sure he gets there early each morning, secures himself a seat up front, waits for the daily invocation to end, awaits permission from the presiding member, then launches in.

The court's presiding member Paul Smith agreed, writing in his judgement: I can sympathise with the position of the objectors who see [greenhouse gas] emissions rising, and the likely adverse climate change consequences that will flow should nothing be done to alter the course that the world is heading down.

"We wanted to make an informed decision that is best for everybody and we felt were not able to do that because of Serco's limited time frame," said judge Pedro Trevino Jr, the presiding member of the Jim Wells commissioners court.

When KMT members were presiding, DPP members occupied the podium.

It represents the residents of Zaprešić and manages city budget, and it is composed of twenty one members with one presiding and two vice-presiding members.

Each member presiding over some two million constituents, three times that of Solis' old congressional district, and that it is quite possibly the fourth most powerful position in California politics, after Governor, U.S. Senator, and Mayor of Los Angeles.

The Smiley Group has about seventy employees, and at around twelve-thirty Smiley convened a meeting in his office with a half-dozen staff members, presiding over the group with pride and evident enthusiasm.

In principals-committee meetings, with Rice presiding, other Cabinet members pointed out to Hagel that the detainees in question had already been approved by the task force, in 2009 — with the unanimous agreement of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the office of the director of National Intelligence, and the Departments of Defense, Justice, State, and Homeland Security.