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Yet those very same heads of government are going to have to choose a president of the European council that will preside over their quarterly summits for the next two and a half years.
The tribunal's president will name the five-judge panels that will preside at the trials, and will also influence other issues, including the order in which Mr. Hussein and his lieutenants will come to trial, and the scope of the charges.
The announcement removed a stumbling block in the long-delayed process of forming a new government that will preside over Iraq as the American military withdraws.
"The president of the United States should not be able to pick the judge that will preside over questions involving his investigation," Booker told reporters.
Hold that image in your mind and tally off the boldface names in attendance, and you may come up with rosters not unlike the — shall we say, heterogeneous — juries that will preside over this year's Tribeca Film Festival.
The lawmakers will decide on a new prime minister and government that will preside over the country as the United States withdraws its military forces by the end of 2011, under a joint agreement.
But there are two glaring holes above the waterline that will probably never get patched.Tony Blair has surrendered the debate over Europe to the Tories, and thereby ensured that he will preside over their programme.
The coalition has said that Republicans will preside over six influential committees dealing with the budget, labor and economics, education and health care.
In his speech tonight, Mugabe claimed that he will "preside over" the ZANU-PF conference next month -- even though the party has fired him.
The man who has been the keeper of Mr. Arafat's investment accounts, Mohammed Rachid, said in a rare, on-the-record conversation with journalists here tonight that he will preside over the dissolution of the financial empire he methodically amassed at Mr. Arafat's behest.
Investors initially reacted to Schwartz's promotion with a 5% uptick in Sun's share price, perhaps in the hope that Schwartz will preside over a profitable dismantling of the firm.
