Sentence examples for that presided from inspiring English sources

President Clinton courted big business -- and it was his White House that presided over an era of prosperity for corporate America.

That appears to be anathema to a government that presided over a decade of financial liberalisation.

The government that presided over the debacle, and counts farmers among its core voters, seems to have asked few questions.

If it does, the F.C.C. will be remembered as the agency that presided over the closing of the open Internet.

It was Dublin and Madridd), not Berlin, that presided cheerfully over a hugely inflated house-price bubble.

Silicon Alley, the district that presided over a thousand dot-com pies in the sky, is dead.

She is a longstanding member of the Civic Democrats, the party that presided over the country's transition to a market economy in the aftermath of Communism.

The first casualty will be Fianna Fail, the party that presided over the "boomier" years and, in coalition with the Greens, the subsequent crash.

As long as the very same party that presided over the Great Famine is in power, it will try to whitewash history.

The government that presided over this prosperity was O'Donnell's Liberal Union, which was an attempt to fuse all dynastic parties in a broad-based coalition.

But the two-judge bench that presided over the hearing on Wednesday scolded the government for its lack of effective measures to protect the tiger population.