Sentence examples for the two presiding from inspiring English sources

JERUSALEM — The two presiding rabbis of Israel's Chief Rabbinate — one Ashkenazi, the other Sephardic — completed their 10-year term three months ago, but they were asked to stay until new chief rabbis are elected.

The article, an "observational piece" headed "The Court Without A King" written by US journalist Michael Wolff, implied that Brooks was a "disreputable woman", and represented an "improper attack" on a defendant during the course of her trial at the Old Bailey, one of the two presiding judges said.

The event was hosted by the two presiding officers of the local lodges Al Moen, master of Burbank #406, and Michael Strand, master of Magnolia Park #618.

The three presiding judges, all women, handed Mr. Berlusconi a seven-year sentence, tougher than the six years that prosecutors had requested.

The earlier conviction by the three presiding judges was hailed as a breakthrough because it was the first time a former head of government was held responsible for killings in Guatemala.

At one point, instead of relying on his translator, he started yelling at the three presiding military officers, "Shut up! Shut UP!" I could not learn the disposition of his case, as the Review Board sends its recommendations in secret up the chain of command in the Department of Defense.

Separately, the three presiding judges at the trial of Mohammed Badie, the Brotherhood's general guide, and his deputy, Khairat al-Shatir, stepped down on Tuesday, halting proceedings.

In the ruling, the three presiding judges suggested that a number of defense witnesses be investigated for possible false testimony.

According to Skáldskaparmál, Víðarr was one of the twelve presiding male gods seated in their thrones at a banquet for the visiting Ægir.

He admitted under oath that his former lawyer had authorized a secret investigation of the wife of U.S. District Judge G. Murray Snow, the one presiding over the contempt-of-court case, perched on the bench just a few feet away from Arpaio.

Along with Pol Pot, who died in 1998, the three presided over a regime of unprecedented viciousness in which as many as two million Cambodians – a quarter of the population – were killed or died from disease or starvation.