Sentence examples for risk presiding from inspiring English sources

Dr. Harry Powell, the U.C. faculty's chief liaison to the Regents, said, "The legislators have told us, essentially, 'The student is your A.T.M. They're how you should balance the budget.' " Yudof told me he had to end the furloughs next May, and raise student fees correspondingly, or risk presiding over a mediocrity.

Mr Jonathan risks presiding over Nigeria's bloody fragmentation.

It now risks presiding over the failure of one of the world's most fragile countries.

I.S.S. said it took its concerns about the risk policy committee to Lee Raymond, the board's presiding director.

The idea was overruled by Thatcher, who had already risked the wrath of the Tory right by presiding over a process that brought Robert Mugabe to power in Rhodesia/Zimbabwe.

The outgoing chief, John J. Mack, had already announced he would take no bonus for 2009, after presiding over an era when he escalated risk-taking and the firm nearly went out of business.

Goebel took a calculated risk by breaking the agreement once his choice was installed as presiding officer.

As chief risk officer, Mr. Hogan presided over a tumultuous period at JPMorgan.

It is questionable whether the central bank would have been willing to risk so much money on the Italian economy if Mr. Berlusconi had still been presiding in Rome.

At-risk areas include Birmingham, the scene of a notorious ballot-rigging case in 2004, which the presiding judge said would "disgrace a banana republic".

Jeremy Corbyn took a risk when he supported putting Trident up for a vote at his first Labour conference at which he was presiding as leader.