Sentence examples for whose presiding from inspiring English sources

The court with jurisdiction in this matter is the 21st Judicial Circuit Court of Missouri, whose presiding judge is Hon.

The mines offer a distinctive northern hell, whose presiding powers are less inclined to name themselves than are Homer's or Dante's.

It's got a lovely restaurant, though, in the Dalmacija, whose tables and umbrellas spill into the square, and whose presiding spirit is Tino Pattiera the great opera singer, who grew up in the house beside the restaurant, now the Hotel Pattiera.

Pixar, with its first shot, had hit the bull's-eye; rather than denying the shine and plasticity of computer-generated images, why not go with the flow — set your movie in a plastic world, whose presiding force is not the Almighty but Mattel?

The venture, with its 50-acre vineyard, chic clubhouse facilities, winery and an upcoming 37,000-square- foot cave, is the brainchild of magnate H. William Harlan, owner of the legendary Meadowood Resort up the road and, of course, of the iconic Harlan Estate winery, whose presiding genius, Bob Levy, will see that your own grapes don't wander too far afield from wonderful.

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, whose presiding judge is conservative Sharon "We Close at 5 O'Clock" Keller, "was known for upholding convictions when overwhelming exculpatory evidence came to light".

The papers were full of premature congratulations to all concerned for averting a national disaster, & particularly to the Sec. of State for Employment & Productivity, Mr. Robert Carr, whose calm presiding persanality was reported to have done much to take the heat out of the long, wearing talks & to have impressed the union leaders.

Loyalists of former president George W Bush, whose administration presided over the torture programme, immediately launched a website aimed at rebutting the report's central findings.

In 1503 Naples entered the possession of the Spanish Habsburgs, whose viceroys presided with autocratic severity for more than two centuries.

Though Nehru was Prime Minister, it was the new Queen of England, Elizabeth II, whose portrait presided in the main drawing room.

The Central Committee of the Communist Party, whose Politburo Mr. Gorbachev presides over as General Secretary, decided at his suggestion last week to eliminate some of this confusion by adopting a platform recommending an amendment to the Constitution abolishing the party's monopoly on power.