Even as prime minister, whatever other divisive policies Mr Cameron may have shepherded through, in presiding over the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013 he is in the rare position of being someone who's actually done something to make the world a happier, kinder and more inclusive place.
She appeared at a courthouse in Edmonton, but the judge was in Vancouver, presiding through videoconference.
Notwithstanding the king's efforts to respond to its message through diligence in presiding over the established forms of Khazar worship and his sincere intent in doing so, the dream continued to come with the same disturbing message.
Through the years, the presiding clergy have aimed their homilies against abortion, gay marriage and "humanism".
What you do need is board leadership of the independent directors, through a lead or presiding director.
Some Republicans have suggested that if the proposal fails, they might try to cut off the filibusters through rulings from the presiding officer of the Senate, who would be Republican, given the party's majority, and those could be upheld with simple majorities.
Through a spokesperson, the current presiding judge on the Fisa court, Thomas Hogan, declined to comment.
Although barred from serving a second term, the governor is rushing through Mexican campaign rituals like presiding over ceremonies for new roads and drinking water systems as well as making promises for a better tomorrow.
AT a tense courtroom moment during the lawsuit brought by IBP to compel Tyson Foods to go through with a merger, the presiding judge, Leo E. Strine Jr., made a lighthearted comment about a Tyson lawyer's -- and his own -- receding hairline.
(I'm also covered if the Oakland Athletics beat the Tigers tonight in their Divisional final, because Bill Rigney, their senior adviser and presiding grand spirit through the eighties and nineties, once told me — it was late at night, and we'd had a drink or two — that I'd make a decent baseball scout if I could stand the travel).
