Sentence examples for privilege of presiding from inspiring English sources

WITH April Fool's Day as the publication date on my final issue as editor, it is tempting to pretend that my resignation was just a joke, such is the privilege of presiding over The Economist.

Barker began: For more than thirty years, whenever I have had the privilege of presiding over a naturalization ceremony such as this, I typically have delivered upbeat, hopeful remarks.

For the privilege of presiding over all that, Mr. Bloomberg distorted campaign financing beyond all recognition — yet again — by spending $108 million in 2009.On Monday, he was forced to testify at the trial of a political consultant accused of stealing $1.1 million from that campaign.

It is an honour and a privilege to preside over the jury of a festival that proves, again and again, that cinema is the language of the world".

The position of presiding justice is prestigious.

I'm humbled to have had the privilege of both founding and presiding over what is easily one of the greatest communities to ever grace the web".

Presiding over religious observances was generally regarded as a privilege of citizenship: thus, in some cities it was an office in which the elderly in good standing could be expected to serve.

Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah), presiding over the chamber, told Van Hollen that the rule he was asking to use had been "altered" and he did not have the privilege of bringing that vote to the floor.

Mostly, the privilege of aging".

Denying the Privilege of Driving?

Privilege of another sort.