Sentence examples for the presidium from inspiring English sources
noun
A permanent executive committee, used primarily in Communist countries, with the power to act for a larger governing body when the latter is in recess.
These materials have been studied by the presidium.
By 1961 Khrushchev was master of the Presidium.
"If they don't resolve the issue, I will go to the presidium of the Supreme Court.
The audience applauded, although the faces of the members of the presidium remained impassive.
The assembly is North Korea's Parliament, and the presidium president represents the state.
Then, early in 1958, he was elected chairman of the presidium of the Grand National Assembly.
As a consequence, Zhukov was promoted to full membership in the Presidium (July 1957).
Independence leaders have been detained, including Theys Eluays, the chairman of the presidium.
Most of the legislation is enacted by the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet.
Independence leaders, including Theys Eluays, the chairman of the presidium, were detained.
On the evening of December 1 1934 on Stalin's initiative, the secretary of the presidium signed the following directive: "1.
