Sentence examples for should preside from inspiring English sources

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.

"It is just a competition over who should preside and set the rules".

What's more, in returning the case to the district court, the Appeals Court decreed that a new judge should preside.

Then the judges on the various cases figure out whether the cases should be consolidated and which judge should preside.

Neither Americans nor Iraqis should preside because Americans are the conquerors and Iraqis do not have an independent judiciary.

He said he would not be supporting her election campaign for the moment "because if such moral principles should preside over the French state, it would be scandalous".

Johnson will look very careless indeed should he preside over the loss of a third Number One Knacker of The Yard.

Judge Wapner should've presided.

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

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.

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