Sentence examples for should be presided from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the cricket board should be presided over by an "outsider".

I have concluded, therefore, that it is better that this important work should be presided over by a new chairman," he says.

The idea is that the process should be presided over by a "headmaster", a figure of similar stature to Martii Ahtisaari, the former Finnish president, who led the 2006 Kosovo talks.

The committee is due to publish a report next month looking at surveillance by the intelligence agencies, and Sir Malcolm said he had decided "it is better that this important work should be presided over by a new chairman".

It is ironic that a chancellor who so abhors stop-go in economic management should be presiding over just such a cycle in public spending.

A 'Grassroots Peace Conference' between the two communities should be convened and be presided over by the pastoralists themselves, but civil society organizations, government officials, UN and NGOs are welcome to play a facilitating role.

Reverend Peale, it should be noted, presided at the wedding of Donald and Ivana Trump, in 1977.

Before 1610 the council was presided over by the Lord Chancellor, but in 1610 James VI decreed that the President of the College of Justice should preside in the Chancellor's absence, and by 1619 the additional title of President of the Privy Council had been added.

The provinces are presided over by governors.

The staff is presided over by Mrs. Barbara Bentley.

Initially, the trial was presided over by City Judge Andrew J. Doyle.