Sentence examples for which has presided from inspiring English sources
"The jury is very pleased with the deliberations," said Kevin M. Rampe, president of the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, which has presided over the competition.
Voters have tired of the PAN, which has presided over slow growth and rising violence during 11 years in power.
Unlike Mr Hague, he faces a superannuated government, which has presided over a deep recession and is led by a widely reviled prime minister.
It also represents another public relations blow for Duff and Phelps, the firm which has presided over a particularly curious process of administration at Ibrox.
We give £27m annually to the Electoral Commission, which has presided over a collapse of confidence in electoral politics since its creation.
For example, the National Air Traffic Service, which has presided over one of the worst computer-procurement failures at its much-delayed Swanwick control centre, is outside parliamentary audit.
The show-within-a-minstrel-show structure, which has presiding over it with frozen leers not only an interlocutor (John Collum) but a Mr. Bones (Colman Domingo) and a Mr. Tambo (Forrest McClendon), is an instant flashback to the Master of Ceremonies that Joel Grey won awards for in Cabaret.
Incompetence and disarray had characterised the previous government, which had presided over a series of economic and political crises.
This time it was a bronze of Feliks Dzerzhinsky, the founder of the Soviet secret police, which had presided over central Moscow since 1958.
But the stodgy LDP old guard, which had presided over two decades of economic stagnation, bore as much of the blame as the reformist Mr Koizumi.Jiro Yamaguchi, of Hokkaido University in northern Japan, argues that Mr Koizumi, while trying to trim the budget deficit, failed to do enough to strengthen the social-security system to shield people from the effects of deregulated wages and job losses.
Kids Company is not the only troubled charitable organisation over which Yentob has presided.
