U.S. District Judge Orlando Garcia presides over the cities' lawsuit.
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Jeb Hensarling, a Texas Republican, currently presides over the committee.
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Judge Gorsuch, 49, presides over the 10th Circuit in Colorado.
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As a president, he presides over a staggeringly fetid administration.
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Current CEO Lisa Su presides over a very different AMD.
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This involves the Supreme, who presides over their magical council.
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Dmitriev, who presides over Russia's $10 billion sovereign investment fund,
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Under the Constitution, the vice president presides over the Senate.
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The party she presides over, he explained, is fundamentally split.
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The State Capitol, one mile away, presides over the stretch.
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The Turkey over which Mr Erdogan now presides remains bitterly divided.
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In central Lusaka, Misozi Mkandawire presides over an empire of kiosks.
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Jeremy Corbyn presides over the most London-centric Labour Party ever.
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The eerie Brutalist Tower of History that presides over Sault Ste.
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It is also the aesthetics that presides over our public lives.
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Was the president primarily a symbolic figure, one who merely presides?
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Instead of a "credibility gap," Trump presides over a credibility void.
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Mr. Marshall, who presides here in absentia, has lots of company.
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A sequin-robed eminence known as Judge Mental (Brian Mathis) presides.
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A sequin-robed eminence known as Judge Mental (Brian Mathis) presides.
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At home, MBS presides over a country still too dependent on hydrocarbons.
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He presides over a restive group of Republicans who deposed his predecessor.
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The gaming forum he presides over hasn't ever been the gentlest place.
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Watson, who presides in Honolulu, has received threatening messages since the ruling.
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Yes, Ms. Young presides over a particularly raw, tough kind of art.
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He presides from his mountain home an hour's drive to the West.
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Give wisdom to the distinguished Chief Justice John Roberts as he presides.
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Cuomo presides over a state with a rich diversity of educational institutions.
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And once again Miss Chief presides over all, leads the way forward.
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The Constitution mandates that the chief justice of the Supreme Court presides.
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The chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court presides over the trial.
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Porter also presides over the weekly trade policy meetings in the Roosevelt Room.
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The speaker presides over the convention, and typically opens and closes the gathering.
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Curiel also presides over an unrelated lawsuit by former students of Trump University.
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The Tod's Group, over which Della Valle presides, is one of fashion's behemoths.
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The Massenet specialist Patrick Fournillier conducts, while Hugo de Ana presides over staging.
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As the chair of the Clark County Commission, Mr Sisolak presides over many groundbreakings.
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David Herskovits, Target Margin's founder and artistic director, presides as spiritual bartender and mixologist.
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Nineteen years later, Mr Erdogan, now Turkey's president, presides over an increasingly authoritarian regime.
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Keller also presides over a local drug court that's one of West Virginia's largest.
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Judge Frank Forchione, who presides in Stark County Court, has known my family forever.
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The University of Saskatchewan presides over 35 academic undergrad scholarships designated specifically for women.
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Professor Charles Xavier (James McAvoy) proudly presides over a thriving school for young mutants.
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Devoid of parliamentary support, he presides over a worsening civil war in his ranks.
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An engaging, affable manager, Gareth Southgate, presides over a group of gifted, charismatic players.
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A third chef, named Sang Hyun Lee, presides over the free-standing sushi bar.
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As Mr. Sorenson presides over it all, he says he senses wariness, cynicism even.
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The judge, Robert Ruehlman, presides over the Common Pleas Court in Hamilton County, Ohio.
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There Trump presides over the expansion of the American commitment from Estonia to Bulgaria.
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The chef, Titus Wang, who presides over an open kitchen, was previously at Annisa.
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House members act as the prosecutors; the senators as jurors; the chief justice presides.
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A guy involved in the financial schemes now presides the Finance Commission in the Senate.
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He was succeeded by Coe who has admitted he now presides over a "failed organization".
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As chief justice, Roberts presides over the Judicial Conference, a body that formulates judicial policies.
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He presides over the first part of the play, guiding and encouraging the men onstage.
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He presides over oral arguments and the justices' private sessions where they vote on cases.
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As supervisory board chairman, he oversees senior management and presides over the annual shareholders meeting.
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One analyst is even more blunt about Mr. Putin and the state he presides over.
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James Robart, who presides in Washington state, was unanimously confirmed by the US Senate in 2004.
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Notably the National Reconnaissance Office, which essentially presides over space-based spying, will not transfer over.
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The countertenor Max Emanuel Cencic plays the role of the warrior Malcolm and presides over direction.
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The economy over which Mr Erdogan presides, by contrast, is embroiled in a battle for survival.
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The king presides over one of the world's most peculiar monarchies, established at independence in 1957.
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He or she establishes the company's technical vision and presides over all aspects of its realization.
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The chair presides over weekly meetings in which Republican House members discuss policy and legislative goals.
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Today, Judge Leon presides over yet another ground-breaking case with similar themes: United States v.
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He presides over a kingdom in which junk becomes treasure without ever ceasing to be junk.
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He presides over what appears to be a jump-in beating of a new Santos member.
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As lieutenant governor, Mr. Cagle presides over the Senate and controls the flow of legislation there.
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McConnell has proudly dubbed himself the "grim reaper" who presides over the graveyard of his Senate.
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His opponents say the constitution means Mr Erdogan no longer presides over a government, but a regime.
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Thomas Hardiman who presides in the third District is now in D.C. tonight for a prescheduled meeting.
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As the FBI agents mull over the scene, a demon sneaks into the car, where Hastings presides.
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All this wizardry comes out of Ms Jones's laptop, over which she presides like a concert pianist.
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Among them, presides a bust of Soane himself, placed by his direction two weeks before he died.
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Mr Mugabe, old and frail, presides over a fragile economy yet still controls his party, Zanu-PF.
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His own survival and preservation of the system he now presides over will be his sole objective.
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Khamenei presides over an estimated $22019 billion in assets, including property holdings, according to a Reuters investigation.
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As president, Mr. Meng presides at meetings and conferences, and sometimes represented the organization during trips abroad.
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The public advocate presides over City Council meetings and can introduce legislation but has few official responsibilities.
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Fuller, who presides over three counties in central Alabama, has a reputation for being tough on crime.
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Fuller, who presides over three counties in central Alabama, has a reputation for being tough on crime.
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Mr Smith presides over an operation as big as the foreign office of a medium-sized country.
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There's a consistent pattern: Trump's contempt for the system of laws that, incredibly, he now presides over.
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It does specify that in presidential impeachments, the chief justice presides for the remainder of the trial.
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The timing means Trump could deliver the annual address as the Senate presides over his impeachment trial.
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A metal depiction of Jesus, John, and Peter drinking wine and breaking bread presides over the mills.
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He jails and murders his opponents, presides over a mafia state and he is an enemy of democracy.
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Correa's radical spending has lifted many Ecuadorians out of poverty, but he presides over an increasingly divided nation.
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Also included is Bahrain, a country where an authoritarian Sunni regime presides over a mainly Shia Muslim population.
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He now presides over a range of units from Android to enterprise to YouTube and now virtual reality.
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Ammar is the head of Marseille's Israeli Consistory, a council that presides over the city's local Jewish congregations.
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Mojo presides over Mojo World's TV industry, and he wields all the power and influence as a result.
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West Virginia House Speaker Pro Tempore John Overington, top, presides over the start of a hearing Monday, Aug.
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On Keawaiki Bay, a lone palm tree presides over a mesmerizing scene of black sand and serene oceanfront.
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The target was Judge Ahmed Aboul Fotouh, who presides over a felony court in a district of Cairo.
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Today, Howard presides over Wings Hawaii, a brick-and-mortar store with an accompanying art and design studio.
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Now he is grounded in Los Angeles where he presides over a bespoke think tank, the Berggruen Institute.
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It currently presides over seven clothing labels encompassing everything from women's sweaters to children's clothing to men's suits.
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But the outward anonymity belies what's inside: something like a bustling artists' commune, over which di Suvero presides.
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At the focal point sits a fountain that could only be French, over which Diana the Huntress presides.
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Our water comes from a well under an old, grandmotherly spruce tree that presides over our front lawn.
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In spring training, he is famous for the outrageous outfits he wears as he presides over daily conditioning.
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Mr. Netanyahu presides over a fragile coalition that holds a one-vote majority in the 120-seat Parliament.
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Washington should sanction Mahmoud Alavi, Iran's minister of intelligence, who presides over much of Tehran's repression of reporters.
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No one knows that better than Amazon's top roboticist, Tye Brady, who already presides over 100,000 warehouse robots.
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When the chief justice of the United States presides over a sham, what sort of judge is he?
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Yet she presides over a government that has pursued a dismantling of public services that disproportionately affects women.
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"They imploded in two camps," she told BFM TV. But she too presides over a deeply divided party.
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Marshall is both the name of Gilstrap's hometown and the six-county, 14-city division over which he presides.
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She presides as the resident police chief over toy haven Miniopolis, which Bo introduces Woody to during his adventure.
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Now he presides over a creepy facility populated by the suicidal and the bereft and rudderless individuals left behind.
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A statue of the first president presides over the room, which can fit about 20 people for formal meetings.
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Roman Shamov, a 220-year-old former East Berliner often dressed in short-shorts, presides over the main bar.
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Instead, Mr. O'Connor presides over a somber slog, full of gorgeous vistas nicely captured by the cinematographer Mandy Walker.
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His church is just down the road, and the bishop, who presides over the ward, lives around the corner.
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The president considers any rival, at times including the institutions over which he presides, an enemy to be obliterated.
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Franco&aposs tomb, a simple granite slate with only his name engraved, presides over the altar of the basilica.
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Even the patriarch presides over a stock room that houses a loosely-sorted inventory that must go back decades.
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The importance of the Red Keep cannot be overstated, as the castle where the ruling house of Westeros presides.
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The third-party display units over which the coalition presides are more of an afterthought in its balance sheet.
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The U.S. is a nuclear-armed superpower, with a commander in chief who presides over the world's largest economy.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) presides over a Thursday floor vote on the impeachment inquiry vote in the House.
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Critics of Museveni, who has ruled for 31 years, say he presides over widespread corruption and human rights abuses.
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Every May Day, Putin presides over a massive display of military might every year on Red Square in Moscow.
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Cabello presides over the Constituent Assembly, a legislative superbody loyal to Maduro which is not recognized by the opposition.
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At their place around the large dining table, René Mosse presides in a lumberjack shirt and a baseball cap.
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Mr. Ishikura presides most days, and has trained his staff well, so that the rolls hold up without him.
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Born in the Serengeti, he now presides over a modern-day zoo and mulls over the nature of confinement.
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Today, the couple presides over an extended family that has become an obsession of tabloid newspapers around the world.
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Also true is that Americans will generally give credit for a good economy to whichever president presides over it.
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And the space over which she presides has the insulated coziness and underground chill common to provisional meeting places.
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There are now at least five such panels, and Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi presides over most of them.
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Jesus presides over all, carrying Mary's soul, in the form of a bright-eyed child tucked in his arm.
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At Bay Books, Bruce Cable presides over book signings with authors on tour and regular dinners with local writers.
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Ms. Ndegeocello, who plays bass and presides loosely over the proceedings, wears a priestly robe of silver and blue.
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Massive and awkward, like a fallen Goliath, he presides over a whimsical world of miniscule fauna and conical trees.
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The British composer Thomas Adès currently presides over this annual festival as the artistic partner of the Boston Symphony.
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The British composer Thomas Adès currently presides over this annual festival as the artistic partner of the Boston Symphony.
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The public advocate also presides over City Council meetings and can introduce legislation, but does not have a vote.
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No one wants to be a prime minister who presides over a recession and gets ousted in the next election.
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Rumours are rife that Mr Nazarbayev wants his daughter, Dariga Nazarbayeva, who presides over the Senate, to become president eventually.
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He presides over the sort of power structure that Douglass North, an American political economist, has called the "natural state".
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Howard Schultz presides over his final Starbucks (SBUX) annual meeting today as CEO before handing the reins to Kevin Johnson.
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This weekend Mr. Palmieri presides over a 45th-anniversary tribute to the album, presented by the Red Bull Music Academy.
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No. "Letting go of female children is dishonorable, in itself," explained Pramanand Das, who presides over an informal family council.
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Cadia is the Sifan Elder who presides over Onica, and takes the meeting with Brea on the shores of Thra.
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There, Athena presides over his trial; ultimately it is the citizens of her city, Athens, who pass judgment on him.
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"The Lady," as she is reverently known, now presides over a regime that persecutes its Muslim minority, known as Rohingyas.
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BTW ... Pastor Joel Osteen, who presides over the Lakewood Church in Houston, is doing virtual services to protect his congregation.
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Judge T. S. Ellis III, who presides over the case in Federal District Court, could be sympathetic to that argument.
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And he did it in the characteristically mild and evenhanded tones he uses when he presides over the Supreme Court.
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Josh Butt, who previously oversaw food safety systems at Danone, the big French dairy company, presides over the plant's operations.
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This figure, which presides mammoth-like over the gallery floor, seems, perhaps, to supervise a smaller Dogman sculpture (a Puppyman?).
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At the impeachment trial The Constitution specifically dictates that the chief justice presides over the impeachment trial of a president.
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DeJon, who D.J.s "The Take Over" on Saturday afternoons on 103.9 FM, presides over this stand-up soiree in Brooklyn.
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This afternoon, Trump presides over a ribbon-cutting event at a new Louis Vuitton handbag workshop in Johnson County, Texas.
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Here Josephine presides over classes in writing where middle-aged would-be poets contemplate the Alzheimer's diminishment of fading parents.
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His tour-de-force scene is "Lucifer's Dance," from "Samstag," in which he presides over an eighty-piece wind band.
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Members of the House act as prosecutors, the senators as jurors, the chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court presides.
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The European Central Bank president presides over her first policy decision on Thursday, followed by a highly-anticipated press conference.
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A guide to the "soul food" of Mexico, courtesy of the family that presides over the Los Angeles restaurant Guelaguetza.
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In a dining nook, a portrait of Jorjadze presides over a little shrine: candelabra, reading glasses, red pen with nib.
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Despite his divisive rhetoric and generally low approval ratings, Trump is an incumbent president and presides over a good economy.
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Hu Xijin presides over the Global Times, a Communist Party-controlled tabloid that some media scholars call China's Fox News.
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Hu Xijin presides over the Global Times, a Communist Party-controlled tabloid that some media scholars call China's Fox News.
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" Lesley Stahl on Kim Jong Un: "He presides over a cruel kingdom of repression, gulags, starvation…slave labor, public executions.
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He's an immigrant from Ireland, presides over a major unicorn startup and aims to help small businesses and entrepreneurs succeed.
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Feb. 11-21 Meryl Streep presides over the film festival's competition jury that will award the Golden Bear for best picture.
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SHENSHAN VILLAGE, China — Sharing snacks with a ruddy-faced farming couple as a portrait of Mao Zedong presides from their mantel.
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Mr Rubin presides over it all, a shoeless and heavily bearded figure always wearing a white T-shirt and black shorts.
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Both he and his wife and partner, Sarah Thompson, who presides over the dining room and drinks, revel in local products.
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He still presides at patron saint feasts – times when a local liquor Pox flows and forms part of a ceremonial toast.
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That leaves it to the Supreme Court to temper some of the injustices of the judicial system over which it presides.
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Some speculate that Mr Tokayev is merely a seat-warmer for Mr Nazarbayev's daughter, Dariga Nazarbayeva, who presides over the Senate.
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The Senate—at the behest of Mr Patrick, who presides over that chamber—summarily set to work on Mr Abbott's agenda.
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Cover: Virginia Lt. Governor Justin Fairfax presides over the Senate at the Virginia State Capitol, February 7, 2019 in Richmond, Virginia.
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Primary elections for the school board, which presides over the second-largest district in the state, will be held August 28.
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President Obama presides over an arsenal of nuclear arms that experts see as equal in destructive force to 80,000 Hiroshima bombs.
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A steady lilt, alternately peaceful and hallucinatory, presides over the work, which is devoid of punctuation except for frequent question marks.
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Back in the kitchen, Um Hiba presides over the preparation of today's main course, a chicken dish known as fattet djal.
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Moreover the law stipulates that the president presides over the Republic rather than the Council of State and Council of Ministers.
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She presides over chemistry and geology laboratory sessions and advises a feminist student group on issues like abortion and date rape.
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China's ruling Communist Party now presides over the world's second largest economy and appears to enjoy broad popular support at home.
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Cabán's victory in New York City's second-largest borough will alter the criminal justice system that presides over 2.4 million people.
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No more can Britain boast about its streamlined, predictable "Westminster model," in which a strong executive presides over a unitary state.
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The White Lady (Ida Nevasayneva) presides graciously over the nuptial celebrations, which, though occurring in Provence, are danced in Hungarian style.
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If there were a trial, senators become jurors and the chief justice of the US Supreme Court presides -- that's John Roberts.
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But whether the faith that he presides over survives as anything more than a set of empty incantations is more questionable.
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Luckily, my boss -- Congressman Brown -- is letting me skip staffing him when he presides over the pro-forma session this morning.
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In the presidential impeachment context, the chief justice of the Supreme Court presides and rules on the legal and evidentiary issues.
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In this statue, an angel presides over a Confederate soldier, and with her hand, urges him to put his weapon down.
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Hickenlooper presides over a state that is considered a key battleground, even though it has become more solidly Democratic in recent years.
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Here, the drawn elements penetrate the frame itself, becoming a three-dimensional wooden structure that irreverently presides over one of its corners.
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But, others sit through three-plus hours of Hollywood pageantry to figure out where the soul of showbiz presides at the moment.
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A first-term incumbent who presides over (and gets credit for) what is thought to be progress will be rewarded by reelection.
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Circulating among them, I sensed the presence of that spirit that presides whenever so many ardent believers come together in its name.
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Nancy Pelosi, who presides over the most polarised House of Representatives in recent memory, does not want to give it to him.
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The pope presides at two services on Good Friday, including a candlelight Via Crucis (Way of the Cross) procession around Rome's Colosseum.
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The president of the European Parliament presides over the 751-strong body for a renewable term of two and a half years.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi presides over his final annual ECB and its Watchers conference, before his term ends in October.
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She presides over an economy suffering its worst recession since the 1930s, largely because of mistakes she made during her first term.
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The move came as Guaido, who presides over the opposition-held National Assembly, seeks to revive his flailing movement to oust Maduro.
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National Cathedral, despite the misgivings of the Episcopal bishop who presides there, will host an inaugural prayer service that Trump will attend.
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That levitating tire, as famous a set piece as a certain falling chandelier, presides once again at the back of the stage.
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But when Mr. Silven presides over the long table, adorned with crystal-decked branches and lit by glowing orbs, wonders crowd in.
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Mr. Lara presides in the manner of Myrtha, who in "Giselle" is the queen of the Wilis, the jilted, avenging female spirits.
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And crowing over Haspel's gender was a cynical move coming from Trump, who presides over the least feminist administration in recent memory.
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The amiable alien who presides as D.J. and M.C. over this production, which is directed by Andrew Scoville, is named Flobot Owens.
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Republican strategists tell me that they love the fact that Nancy Pelosi, from San Francisco, still presides over Democrats in the House.
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Mr. Youse, who presides over piano restorations as Steinway's director of technical services and special projects, is a fourth-generation Steinway employee.
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Jay Inslee, who presides over the state that has reported 19 of the 22 deaths in the U.S. attributed to the coronavirus.
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In Skopje, Macedonia's capital, where Tito's image was once ubiquitous, he now presides mainly outside a single elementary school named for him.
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At one point, Chief Justice John Roberts, who presides over the trial, admonished both sides for the heated and increasingly personal rhetoric.
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The regime promises social justice but presides over an economy in which inflation is rampant, austerity is biting and living standards plummeting.
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In the past, the chief justice of the Supreme Court, who presides over the trial, has read the questions to the chamber.
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The clan's wealth comes from the Charoen Pokphand Group (CP), a conglomerate it largely owns, which in turn presides over an agribusiness giant.
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A volcano commonly known as Diamond Head grandly presides over Waikiki, the world-famous mecca for tourists in the state capital of Honolulu.
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Vice President Bush presides over a Cabinet meeting in the absence of President Reagan, who was recovering from a gunshot wound, in 1981.
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Showrunner Krysta Vernoff presides over all the soapy hospital drama, leading to days where women almost entirely run the show behind the scenes.
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It represents a return to the basic principles of our Constitution, where religious liberty presides at the forefront of the Bill of Rights.
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The Afghan National Security Council, over which Mr. Ghani presides, ordered the termination of the Lajwardeen contract and moved to reopen the bidding.
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That sentiment comes naturally to Patriarch Bartholomew who apart from his global responsibilities presides, precariously, over a tiny local flock in Muslim Turkey.
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Three years later, she's the secretary of education, and the so-called industry she presides over is undergoing a period of mass activism.
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Kim presides over a country that keeps a system of concentration camps for anyone the regime deems disloyal along with their family members.
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There he presides over the East India Company's stores and sales, his job being to provision ships on their way to Cape Town.
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The Polish director Krzysztof Warlikowski presides over the drama about the fatal struggle of King Pentheus (Russell Braun) to resist Dionysus (Sean Panikkar).
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The teenage martyr venerated here presides over the apse in an austere, Byzantine-style mosaic of elongated figures set against a gold background.
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In this work, Hannah Cullen, who presides over this performing arts organization of adult and adolescent dancers, explores ideas about unity and division.
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"I didn't expect tonight to be as competitive as it was," said Team LeBron Coach Dwane Casey, who normally presides over the Raptors.
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The arrest has rattled officials in Mexico City, where the governing Institutional Revolutionary Party, known as the PRI, presides over the federal government.
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CBS, the most-watched network for the past decade, is still the king of prime time, but it presides over a dwindling empire.
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In a vast rectangular plant outside Bari, Puglia's capital, Francesco Divella, 70, presides over the pasta-making business that bears his family name.
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The feisty M.C. TruDee (the dancer Deborah Lohse) presides over the proceedings, which feature longtime veterans of the festival as well as newcomers.
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Mr. Bercow not only presides over Parliament's main debates but is the ultimate arbiter of the arcane rules of the House of Commons.
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A mixologist presides over the small lounge area; check out the menu of artisanal waters and craft beers and an extensive wine list.
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To be sure, when the vice president presides over the Senate, he is able to break a tie when senators are evenly split.
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Inside is an eight-seat bar, called the Select Counter, where Mr. Kono presides over extended menus that borrow from the kaiseki tradition.
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He presides over Y Combinator, the start-up incubator that has nurtured companies with an estimated combined value of more than $20193 billion.
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He presides over men and women missing fingers, toes and sometimes feet, gnarled reminders of why leprosy has terrified people since biblical times.
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WORK "Camp David" NEGOTIATION In 1978, Jimmy Carter presides as Menachem Begin and Anwar el-Sadat forge a framework for a peace treaty.
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He has lost in the sense that he now presides over a broken country, whose reconstruction could cost anything from $100 billion upwards.
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"I saw him in the prayer room sometimes," said Abdul Omar, 22, a second-year student who presides over the university's Islamic Society.
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But the negotiations broke down in 2015, and Mr. Erdogan now presides over the resumption of one of the country's most traumatic wars.
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In such a trial, House members act as the prosecutors, the senators as jurors; the chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court presides.
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Swain, who presides over Puerto Rico's bankruptcy cases, took the arguments made by the UCC under advisement during a court hearing on Thursday.
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Georgia's lieutenant governor, Casey Cagle, who presides over the state's senate, on Monday said he would "kill" any tax legislation that benefits Delta.
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At a Roman Catholic mission, a Spanish priest presides over a flock of boys orphaned by the conflicts between rubber barons and indigenous tribes.
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The secretary-general presides over thousands of staffers and a pyramid of agencies, works to end poverty and misery, and, yes, establish world peace.
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Despite Mr. Xi's daunting power, he presides over a political elite that includes many appointees promoted by his predecessors, Hu Jintao and Jiang Zemin.
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Station 12016 presides over six large barangays, or districts, that include government complexes, a giant garbage dump and some of the country's roughest neighborhoods.
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In this production, the thin-skinned and raving king—who confuses flattery for fidelity, obsequiousness for respect—presides over an almost garishly golden court.
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It resembles a very large rag rug and presides over whatever space it's in with a weight and solidity that's comforting, rather than oppressive.
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The prime minister, who presides over government, will be instrumental in rallying support to help Macron form a parliamentary majority in next month's elections.
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Trump said it was "nice" of the North Korean dictator, who presides over gulags and repression, to let the men go before the summit.
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But Hasina has since been accused of authoritarianism and harassment of the media and opposition figures, even as she presides over strong economic growth.
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Her memory is preserved in one of the city's most striking statues: the 1921 Greek goddess of victory who presides over Bushwick's Freedom Square.
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Because of an editing error an earlier version of this article omitted part of the name of the organization that Gabrielle Carteris presides over.
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" — Cindy Chandler, 8003, Charlotte, N.C. "As a judge who presides over a sobriety court, I witness the hopes and exasperations on a daily basis.
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At 21997,2371 feet, Bald Mountain, called Baldy, presides over Ketchum with 230 lifts, 229 trails, a sophisticated snow-making operation and impeccably groomed runs.
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The groom's mother retired as an assistant prosecutor for Montgomery County in Dayton, where his father presides as a judge over a municipal court.
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The group is not associated with the federal judiciary or acting in concert with Chief Justice John Roberts, who presides over the judicial conference.
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The office of the state counselor, which Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi presides over, is in charge of travel permits for the Rakhine region.
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He presides at ceremonial occasions — memorials, commemorative rituals, official receptions — with a measure of solemnity and switches gears for the lighthearted trappings of office.
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And so, ironically, a man who began as a builder now presides over a house that is divided, tottering and at risk of collapse.
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Jaime Laredo presides over the annual Christmas Eve concert by a crop of young players brought together for a short period of intensive study.
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The exception, however, is the astako pasta, in which an imperial lobster, resplendent in full garnet regalia, presides over a realm of soft fettuccine.
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In early March, Esa-Pekka Salonen presides over a Messiaen Week at the New York Philharmonic, with the riotous "Turangalîla Symphony" as the centerpiece.
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Brian Dennehy stars in "Endgame," playing the irascible Hamm, who presides over a bizarre human menagerie from his movable throne in a grimy bunker.
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Johnson, who as mayor presides over one of the world's pre-eminent financial centers, dismissed the significance of the letter from the business leaders.
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Mary is the distracted, doped-up mother who presides over a two-bedroom apartment in Greenwich Village (convincingly evoked by the designer Derek McLane).
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Aside from the namesake social network, Zuckerberg presides over popular apps such as Instagram and WhatsApp, as well as the growing Oculus VR hardware division.
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Constellation, which also presides over popular beer brands Corona and Modelo, now has warrants to make its nearly 40 percent stake in Canopy even larger.
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Just on the border of Mexico City, another woman, Enriqueta Vargas, also known as La Madrina, presides over The International Temple of Santa Muerte altar.
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Now 87, Buttrick resides in Florida and presides over the Women's International Boxing Federation, one of the most recognized global boxing organizations in the world.
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John Hickenlooper (Colo.) Hickenlooper presides over a state that is considered a key battleground, even though it has become more solidly Democratic in recent years.
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Former Foreign Minister Delcy Rodriguez, who now presides over the Assembly, said it would urge the chief prosecutor and the Supreme Court to initiate investigations.
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The central bank is not expected to raise rates at this meeting, as Fed Chair Yellen presides over one of her last meetings this week.
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Gale E. Rasin, the groom's mother and a judge who presides over the Mental Health Court of the Baltimore City Circuit Court, officiated; the Rev.
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"The National Federation of State High School Associations, which presides over high school sports in Alaska, requires that girls' swimsuits "cover the buttocks and breast.
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The nomination focused on racial justice issues and involved a Deep South appellate court, which presides over more persons of color than any other circuit.
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The hotel is placed in a building adjacent to the lighthouse that presides over the shores of the End of the World, in Cape Finisterre.
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A director, he explains, is "the man who presides over accidents" (pause for applause) "but doesn't make any himself" (hearty chuckle at his own joke).
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After collaborating on the starry window that presides over the Museum at Eldridge Street, Kiki Smith returns with a site-specific installation of sculptural work.
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The American president defends a Russian autocrat, a Saudi Mad Prince, a Philippine ruler who presides over a dirty war, a Hungarian authoritarian and others.
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"This issue is a bellwether issue," said Mr. Russ, a career public housing official who currently presides over Minneapolis's public housing system of 11,33 residents.
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Fuyao's chairman, Cao Dewang is known for paying the medical expenses of employees' relatives, but presides over a company that workers said prizes unquestioned obedience.
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Heidi also helps out Barb (Socorro Santiago), who presides over the one-room Montana schoolhouse in which the second part of "Of Government" takes place.
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Senators will soon have 85003 hours to ask questions of the prosecution and defense teams in writing, posed through Chief Justice John Roberts, who presides.
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Washington (CNN)As Chief Justice John Roberts presides over the Senate trial of President Donald Trump, he has a highly public perch but little control.
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So he is aware of the weight on his shoulders as he presides over only the third Senate trial of a president in US history.
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Pinera, a Catholic who presides over a right-wing party with traditionally close ties to the Church, has remained largely silent on Chile's abuse crisis.
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Once there, they discover a princess, Clarisse, locked in a tower awaiting a forced marriage to the evil count Cagliostro, who presides over the state.
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Meanwhile, his ostensible No. 2, Dan Patrick, the lieutenant governor who presides over the State Senate, blamed violent video games after the El Paso shooting.
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But he also presides over a state, like all states, where many students don't complete college and where many are unprepared for the information economy.
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On the other side, he presides over an economy in which unemployment is very low and real G.D.P. grew 3.2 percent over the past year.
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Dissenting from the majority was Judge Josephine Staton, who usually presides over a federal trial court in California but was designated to the appellate case.
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The 2016-year-old entrepreneur is heralded as the product visionary for the two Silicon Valley startups, and he currently presides as CEO of both.
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He now presides over nearly 28.4 square miles (21977 square kilometers) of manicured soy fields and has about 22010 full-time workers on his payroll.
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John McCain presides over a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on foreign cyber hacking that will include testimony from the Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.
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From her legendary TV and film career, to the billionaire empire she presides over with incredible ease and zen, the woman (and future politician?) is unparalleled.
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Kim Jong Un's sister, Kim Yo Jong, was made an alternate member of the politburo - the top decision-making body over which Kim Jong Un presides.
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We're here with Susan Wojcicki, the CEO of YouTube, and we are at YouTube's headquarters where Susan presides over her many people who work for her.
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The deal, which took effect earlier this year, meant that Murdoch presides over a smaller version of 21st Century Fox, known now as simply Fox Corporation.
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The Royal Palace has 173 rooms, including the Bird Room, the Banqueting Hall, and the Council Chamber where the king presides over the Council of State.
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Perhaps he will be King Donald, a figurehead and tweeter-in-chief who presides over an executive vice-president and a cabinet of competent, reasonable people.
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When France presides over the G7 in August, it will force the club of wealthy nations to focus on fairness, including a minimum global corporate tax.
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The officiant was Judge George T. Chew, who presides over the New York branch of the Executive Office for Immigration Review, part of the Justice Department.
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Today, Australian entrepreneur Emily Hamilton is the brains behind some of the best-kept tresses on social media, and she presides over a small business empire.
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Multipolarity: Moscow chafes at U.S. global leadership, and Maduro presides over a ruined economy while looking for a financial lifeline that circumvents Western institutions and sanctions.
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HUD Secretary Ben Carson presides over a much less significant agency, but similarly reflects a triumph of personal loyalty over conventional notions of competence or qualifications.
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Gay Filipinos have open relationships here, and while the Catholic Church disapproves of gay unions, there is a Christian sect that presides over same-sex marriages.
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This limited series is about Joe Exotic, a "gun-toting gun-toting polygamist and country western singer who presides over an Oklahoma roadside zoo," per Netflix.
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The Assad family has ruled Syria for almost 50 years, and now Bashar al-Assad presides over a deadly civil war that has ravaged the country.
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She presides over a party called the Christian Democratic Union, he said, but would have gladly opened Vienna's city door to Ottoman Muslim invaders in 1683.
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At the rousing conclusion of the first act of the 1947 opera "The Mother of Us All," the suffragist Susan B. Anthony presides over a wedding.
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"Fear presides over these memories, a perpetual fear," is how the novel, which is written from the point of view of the fictionalized Philip Roth, begins.
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New York City presides as destination of brave generations, who quickly learn its neighborhoods and alleyways, the idiosyncrasies of acceptance and the richest identity of mingling.
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As chief justice, Roberts presides over the trial -- his constitutional duty -- in a role that is highly public but unlikely to see him cast any votes.
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In the House, if a simple majority votes in favor of impeachment, the chief justice of the Supreme Court presides over a trial in the Senate.
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But after the State Senate, where Mr. Patrick presides, passed a bill, a narrower one is showing few signs of life in the 150-member House.
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But British regulators are scrutinizing the potential acquisition, and the firestorm around Mr. O'Reilly may speak poorly of the corporate culture over which Mr. Murdoch presides.
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When the vice president presides over the Senate, he can cast a vote when the Senate is tied, but that power is specified in the Constitution.
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Paul Ryan, who as House speaker presides over the convention, would preside over that process — and his determinations on suspending convention rules could carry the day.
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The man who presides over one of the world's most brutal regimes now hears not a word of criticism about those actions from the American President.
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By his failure to fully account for the risks posed by his anti-public health agenda, he also presides over a weaker state of the Union.
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Along the way, they've not only faced an aggressive defense team but tongue-lashings from U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis III, who presides over the case.
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Sundar Pichai, who currently presides over both Google and Alphabet, was at the company but as a vice president for product management in charge of Chrome.
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Eiko Otake, the celebrated Japanese dancer and choreographer, presides over this day of performance and discussion to commemorate the sixth anniversary of the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
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She presides over a tournament to find the best knight in the land; drama ensues when a knight who has been acting dishonorably challenges her authority.
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He presides over a loose coterie of professional and self-taught scientists who believe that ground-breaking science does not require either a fancy lab or degree.
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Force Grey: Giants Hunters is a Nerdist web series in which voice actor Matthew Mercer (he's McCree in Overwatch, people) presides over a running Dungeons & Dragons game.
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It's obvious to all but true believers that the president is unhinged; there's an increasingly messianic, Jim Jones quality to the revival-like rallies she presides over.
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Mexican Senator Angelica de la Pena, who presides over the Senate's human rights commission, told Reuters that Mexico should protect migrants' rights despite the pressure from Trump.
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Another insider complains that Mr Madigan presides over "literally a cult" and that the party goes beyond the norm in snuffing out independence among its own candidates.
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Mr Wale obtained a court order to delay the prime ministerial vote, but the governor-general, who presides over the selection of the prime minister, disregarded it.
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The government remains one of the most corrupt in the world, presides over several simmering insurgencies, and in recent years has been rocked by huge democratic protests.
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Hamas won legislative elections in 2006 as the alternative to a corrupt Fatah, but today presides over a scene of utter despair in war-ravaged, blockaded Gaza.
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If a Clinton victory transpires and she presides over a Republican-controlled or divided Congress, the risk of continuous investigations and future impeachment risk is non-negligible.
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New Jersey's Republican governor, Chris Christie, presides over a state with the third-highest tax burden, according to the analysis, at 29.3 percent of total state income.
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A towering monument to Dr. J. Marion Sims presides over a corner of Fifth Avenue and East 103rd Street across from the New York Academy of Medicine.
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She now presides over six Curve locations nationwide and has collaborated with design heavyweights such as Thierry Mugler and Viktor & Rolf on exclusive pieces for her customers.
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They've been more about settling personal scores, undercutting geopolitical rivals, and currying internal support for a regime that presides over a stagnant economy and waning global influence.
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Today he presides over a multitude of companies bearing his last name: wine business O'Leary Fine Wines, financial company O'Shares Investments and private equity firm O'Leary Ventures.
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Q. Why is Kim Jong-un, who presides over one of the most isolated and repressive countries, building nuclear weapons and missiles that could presumably carry them?
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The chief justice of the Supreme Court presides and is responsible for making procedural rulings during the trial — however, the Senate can vote to overrule his decisions.
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There she presides over a beverage production test kitchen, tinkering with ingredients and dreaming up menus for one of the largest fresh beverage programs in the world.
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Trendy tasting menus can also be had across the lake in the municipality of Cernobbio, where the young chef Davide Caranchini presides over the spare restaurant Materia.
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It was not that people had forgotten that Mr. Hariri presides over a weak government and has failed to win concessions from Hezbollah through confrontation or compromise.
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Roads will be closed on Saturday in the busy Wan Chai and Admiralty areas as he presides over the swearing-in of Hong Kong's new chief executive.
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Nicky Paraiso, the curator of the festival, presides over the remainder of the programming, which this year explores the political, social and ecological conditions of the world.
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And in a section of the show, "The Art-Historical Landscape," Dong presides over a star-studded echo chamber of acolytes, who emulate him emulating earlier art.
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He presides over the official count of electoral votes once, possibly twice, and, in the meantime, he waits in the wings in case the president becomes incapacitated.
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As Vodnik, the water gnome who presides over the meadow, the earthy, stentorian bass-baritone Eric Owens looks endearingly foolish in a mock-courtly robe and crown.
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The chief justice of the Supreme Court presides and is responsible for making procedural rulings during the trial, but the Senate can vote to overrule his decisions.
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The idea that our most important and exciting experiences occur in private, in secret, Batuman tells us, is from Chekhov, whose ghost presides benevolently over the book.
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Now, he presides over Walton Enterprises — the private company that deals with the investments and finances of the Walton family only — from modest offices in Bentonville, Arkansas.
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Normally for simple majority votes in the Senate, he can lose three because Vice President Pence is able to break a tie when he presides over the chamber.
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Willy is the late 19th century equivalent of an influencer, a decadent libertine who presides over a stable of writers who ghostwrite magazine articles and novels for him.
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Today, Ye presides over three restaurants and roughly 350 employees that create 400-plus products ranging from gelato to fresh mozzarella to handmade tortillas smothered in salsa verde.
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Khamenei is a deeply traditional cleric who cautiously rules a predominantly modern society; MBS has a modern outlook and bold ambitions but presides over a deeply traditional society.
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Today, Kevin O'Leary presides over a multitude of companies bearing his last name: wine business O'Leary Fine Wines, financial company O'Shares Investments and private equity firm O'Leary Ventures.
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Guaido, who presides over the opposition-controlled National Assembly, in January invoked the South American country's constitution to assume an interim presidency, arguing Maduro stole the 2018 election.
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Dmitry K. Kiselyov, the television anchorman who presides over the weekly news show "Vesti," the main Kremlin propaganda vehicle, could barely contain his enthusiasm for the Syrian leader.
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He was assigned to a panel that was not called, Chief Judge Tim Evans, who presides in Cook County, said at a news conference held after Obama departed.
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Seemingly comfortable operating amid chaos, he cheerfully refers to a director as "the man who presides over accidents," conveying the romance of filmmaking while forever frustrated by it.
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Getlin's article — headlined "Law and Disorder: Tart, Tough-Talking Judge Judith Sheindlin Presides Over the Grim Pageant of Dysfunction Known as Manhattan's Family Court" — brought her national attention.
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A Mexican-American whose own mother hid her roots out of shame and fear, Williams presides over a miniature United Nations of survivors of conflicts across the planet.
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Villa 47 is a relaxed bistro where chef Clayton Bell presides over delicious Italian fare such as carpaccio of octopus and the lightest tortellini this side of Bologna.
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He's got a beautiful house and a beautiful car, commands respect, and presides over an uneasy peace with Snow Patrol, a competing drug gang that wears all white.
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Concerns over the bill that presides over the KPK has sparked nationwide protests for the past two months, during which there have been five deaths and scores injured.
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The process is not linear: most people relapse at least once, said Kim Cornett Childers, a Circuit Court judge in Knott County who presides over the drug court.
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Federal Judge Thomas Selby Ellis III will carry on the tradition of the legendary ringmaster as he presides over the first trial from the special counsel's Russia probe.
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Kathy Ireland, the onetime swimsuit model who presides over a half-billion-dollar licensing empire, lost a whopping 77 percent of her followers between Wednesday and Thursday evening.
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RELATED: Tillerson presides over abrupt shakeup at State Department "The Trump administration is formulating its North Korea policy amidst accelerating threats and deteriorating relations in the region," Klingner said.
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"(This is) someone who presides over a police force notorious for human rights abuses and is a tool for political enforcement of a one party system," he told CNN.
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Osteen, today's most influential prosperity preacher, presides over the largest congregation in the country at Houston's Lakewood Church, housed in the former arena where the NBA's Houston Rockets played.
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Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro, who presides over an economy that is suffering from hyperinflation and shortages of food, would have a hard time flying commercial even if he wanted to.
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The 853-year-old is the star of the enormously popular eponymous courtroom show, in which she presides over real-life small claims cases with trademark wit and bluntness.
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Now, Francis and the Church that he presides over are taking steps to ensure that the holy ceremony of the Eucharist is not besmirched by any gluten-free products.
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Simpson was the moneymaker in the marriage, thanks to her movie roles and various brand deals that eventually coalesced into the billion-dollar retail empire she presides over today.
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This was after May's lips remained sealed following America's inauguration of a president who once said climate change was a hoax and presides over an environmentally unfriendly White House.
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Fernandez, who also presides over Spain's northern Asturias region, declined to say when senior Socialists would meet but said it would not be next weekend, the first possible date.
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Mr. Obama is not getting the recognition historically accorded a president who presides over economic revival, but then again, neither are divided Republicans seen as offering a positive alternative.
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Merkel currently presides over a troubled coalition government, with her center right Christian Democratic Union and Christian Social Union working in coalition with the center left Social Democratic Party.
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By openly calling on foreign governments for support, Guaidó, an engineer who presides over the country's National Assembly, presents the sharpest and most consequential threat yet to Maduro's regime.
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The FII is hosted by Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, the Public Investment Fund, which presides over around $320 billion of the government's money, according to the Financial Times.
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The world's most powerful woman earned her Ph.D. in quantum physics, presides over the richest economy in Europe, and was the central broker in a massive euro-bailout deal.
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This was an ambush Mr. de Blasio was unable to anticipate even as he presides over a city suffering one of the most acute housing shortages in the country.
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Pastor Rodney Howard-Browne, who presides over the megachurch and has been reportedly defiant over social distancing, has claimed he'll cure coronavirus just the way he did with Zika.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump presides over the largest and most expensive intelligence apparatus in the world, but he often seems to view his spies as a phantom army opposing him.
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When the Senate tries a presidential impeachment, the chief justice of the United States presides and would rule on objections from the floor, but only in the first instance.
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In his role as chief justice, Roberts presides over the trial -- his constitutional duty -- in a role that is highly public but unlikely to see him cast any votes.
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As Mr. Trump brings candidates for national security adviser to meet with him in Florida this weekend, he presides over a government where the upper echelons remain sparsely populated.
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In an ironic twist, Shanahan was named 49ers head coach the next day and now presides over a team that has been questioned for running the ball too much.
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And as the head of Vnesheconombank, Mr. Gorkov presides over a bank whose supervisory board is controlled by members of Mr. Putin's government, including Prime Minister Dimitri A. Medvedev.
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The case of the president and a commando accused of war crimes offers a lesson in how Mr. Trump presides over the armed forces three years after taking office.
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So, this man who is doing the jig-- by the way, doesn&apost even dance -- he dances about as well as he presides over the city, which is really poor.
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Trump has certainly legitimized a man who presides over a horrific regime that maintains concentration camps, crushes individual freedoms, exists in a cult of personality and sometimes executes his opponents.
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What's more troubling, and what will persist after the Mets get back to something like full strength, is the way that all this Metsiness still persists and presides over everything.
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The March refinancing took place after a new board of directors named by Guaido, who presides over the OPEC nation's congress, took control of Citgo, PDVSA's crown jewel overseas asset.
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Mr Martin founded, runs and presides over the fortunes of nearly 1,000 pubs and hotels throughout Britain, offering wholesome food and a wonderful variety of draught beers at cheap prices.
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We get a LOT of looks at Wakanda, the advanced fictional African nation where Black Panther presides as king, and we also get a lot more Chadwick Boseman kicking ass.
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The justices declined to hear an appeal by the National Collegiate Athletic Association, which presides over the multibillion-dollar business of big-time college sports led by football and basketball.
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Today, Samala presides as President of the Board of Directors for the Imperial Court of Los Angeles—a chapter of one of the country's oldest LGBT organizations, founded in 1965.
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Maduro calls Guaido, who presides over the National Assembly, a U.S.-backed puppet seeking to oust him in a coup, and has accused the opposition of trying to "steal" Citgo.
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" Medved-Po now presides over Generation Hope, a social enterprise that builds classrooms across the Philippines with the proceeds of sales from its purified bottled water, "Hope in a Bottle.
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Gorgeously lighted by David Daniel, Doom-Head presides over a world where the rich exploit the poor, women's genitals are repeatedly name-checked, Nazi iconography flourishes and killer clowns lurk.
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Rabbi Emily Barton, who presides over a Conservative synagogue in Des Moines, says that her congregation hasn't had a problem with the fact that she's a woman and a lesbian.
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The president accuses his former vice president of treason, and the chief justice presides over the trial himself, upholding a subpoena that requires the president to turn over relevant evidence.
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The guys call Sammy "the commissioner" because he presides over the bocce league through the Friends of the North End, a 45-year-old fraternity of paisanos with sacred memories.
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The Copyright Office, over which the Register of Copyrights presides, has many important functions, including helping to shape copyright policy by statutorily acting as Congress' impartial advisor on copyright law.
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Wearing a crown, she now presides at his dining room table, as if in mid-conversation, with the figures of Queen Elizabeth II; Diana, Princess of Wales; and Winston Churchill.
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The "haves" are the wealthy Van Peteghems, whose patriarch, André (Fabrice Luchini), a simpering hunchback, presides (after a fashion) over an ominous stone manse on a hill overlooking the bay.
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But it is not unusual for those who know the hockey passion of Greene, who presides over criminal matters at Old City Hall, a provincial courthouse in the downtown core.
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Amy Brener made "Omni-Kit (Eostra)," the 7-foot-tall winged column that presides over her striking New York solo debut, with urethane foam and resin, platinum silicone and Hydrocal.
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"I've learned so much about the problems of Africa by being here," said Ibrahim Koné, 18, a Malian and migrant leader who presides over a weekly meeting with French supporters.
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But Buttigieg's rivals and critics trace his struggles to appeal to black voters to Indiana, where he presides as mayor over South Bend, a city that's roughly a quarter black.
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Today, Alphabet presides over a host of companies, including life-science focused Verily, the city-planning firm Sidewalk Labs, artificial intelligence lab DeepMind, and the self-driving car company Waymo.
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No one person presides over it at any given time; anyone is welcome to crash on its worn-in couches or pull up a chair to the faded poker table.
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Keeping Muscovites in a festive mood has been among the top priorities of the city's ambitious mayor, Sergei S. Sobyanin, who presides over the country's richest and most contrarian city.
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Charlotte Hubert, who presides at the same group of chief architects in charge of historical monuments that Mr. Mouton belongs to, underscored that security at such buildings was tightly regulated.
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Taking that outcome a step further, Morgan said the most likely outcome is that the Democrat presides over a divided Congress, with the Republicans holding the House but losing the Senate.
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" Trump himself weighed in shortly after, tweeting that Gillum "presides over one of the worst run, and most corrupt, cities in Florida," and would turn the state into "the next Venezuela!
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If one votes yes and the other no, then Vice President Pence will cast a vote as he presides over the Senate, and is expected to vote in favor of Kavanaugh.
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He presides over the stark International Style building, home to many of the city's most tedious bureaucratic offices, and the broad, somewhat neglected Thomas Paine plaza, which smells faintly of urine.
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The syndicated series in which Sheindlin, a former New York City criminal court judge, presides over disputes has run since 1996 and reportedly earns her more than $47 million a year.
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The president not only presides as chief executive of the federal government, he is also the commander in chief of the military and responsible for sending American soldiers into harm's way.
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Lee Circle, for instance—the iconic roundabout near New Orleans' downtown where the general presides from a lofty perch—used to be called Tivoli Circle, and it had no such statue.
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As I wrote in a previous post, Trump shows every sign of being a "disjunctive" president, the one who presides over the final crumbling of an intellectually exhausted movement in politics.
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" Yet the leaks, infighting, and paranoia are merely symptomatic of a deeper problem: President Donald Trump's failure to fill countless key positions as he presides over "the slowest transition in decades.
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But as the nation's chief executive, Trump presides over a vast government that has to deal not with his shifting emotions, but the policy implications of his unpredictable statements and decisions.
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In Beijing, he presides over occasional promotional events for Chinese provinces at the Foreign Ministry, inviting members of the diplomatic corps to hear about China's advances in places like Inner Mongolia.
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That was evident at the Miller and at National Sawdust, as it is wherever Mr. Zorn presides, an animated older-brother presence in his trademark T-shirt and camouflage cargo pants.
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She was at a countertop, cutting apples and wrapping tuna salad sandwiches to take to work, because at night court in Brooklyn, where she presides, there's little to eat that's kosher.
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Early last week, at a swanky state Democratic Party dinner, the candidates gave the requisite nods to Jim Clyburn, the congressman who presides like a grandfather over the party's renaissance here.
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Alluding to the results of a recent survey, the authority over which he presides carried out alongside staff at Germany's central bank, the Bundesbank, Hufeld described the effect on domestic banks.
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He spent 14 years in the state legislature, becoming the first African-American to be named state House Speaker Pro Tempore, who presides over the chamber when the Speaker is absent.
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The chef, Tanguy Laviale, 35, presides over a small open kitchen at the end of the rustic-chic dining room, which looks on a glassed inner courtyard planted with aromatic herbs.
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It is worth noting that Johnson presides over a Jets hierarchy that is different from previous regimes, in which both Coach Todd Bowles and General Manager Mike Maccagnan report to him.
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While the chief justice presides, the duration and scope of the trial, including whether to call witnesses or compel document production, will be decided by a simple majority of the Senate.
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In North Korean television footage, she is often seen keeping to the background and darting away to avoid the camera while Mr. Kim presides over a state ceremony or visits factories.
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This totem presides until the end; its meaning or symbolism is unclear, like much of the charged action on stage, and this gap between intention and comprehension is the work's weakest link.
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Sadly, the pack doesn't stick together in the end: Jon rides beyond the Wall, Arya goes west of Westeros, Sansa presides over Winterfell, and Bran rules the other six kingdoms as king.
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Kenyans have been angered by the new taxes, accusing authorities of forcing them to dig deeper into their pockets, while the government presides over wastage of its revenue through theft and corruption.
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According to Deadline, Stan Shaw, a longtime friend of St. John who co-starred with him in "Roots: The Next Generations," is set to play the minister who presides over Neil's funeral.
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"I like the idea and I saw the tree and I fell in love with the artificial tree," said Scott, who presides over one of the poorest cities in the United States.
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Set in a world like ours but entirely inhabited by animals, Sing stars Buster Moon (Matthew McConaughey), a koala who presides over a once-grand theater that has fallen on hard times.
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But Thomas, who is a certified financial planner and wealth adviser at Hemington Wealth Management in Falls Church, Va., now presides as president over the foundation, overseeing about $80 million in assets.
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No doubt plenty of Trump voters respond favorably to his "America First" message, but the president seemed oblivious to the reality that he presides over a closely divided country and political system.
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This public atmosphere of permissibility presides over an odd, ugly marriage between the bureaucratic state and the press, who discover a new affinity for one another and learn to serve each other.
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Will Ainsworth (R), who presides over the Senate, approving the motion to remove the exception on a voice vote instead of going to a roll call vote that the Democrats had wanted.
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Meanwhile she presides over her own Masada in the form of her mother's apartment in a Jerusalem neighborhood, formerly a "bastion of secularism," that has recently turned "black" with ultra-Orthodox residents.
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A formal discipline of picture-making presides, as prosodic sophistication does in Han Shan—governing a flow that recalls Jackson Pollock's response when a visitor remarked that he didn't work from nature.
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"I have masking tape drawn eight feet from the bench and an X marking the spot where each party should stand," said Judge Natalia Oakes, who presides over the 313th District Court.
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A few days ago Neera Tanden, the prominent Democratic operative who presides over the Center for American Progress, took to Twitter to cheer on the incineration of one of Rupert Murdoch's homes.
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" The conductor François-Xavier Roth, who presides over the new production next month as general music director of the city of Cologne, also sees contemporary relevance in "La Grande-Duchesse de Gérolstein.
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"Bayonne's been so great to me, so why should I leave?" said Mr. Wepner, who presides over the town like an unofficial mayor — and that's according to the official mayor, Jimmy Davis.
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The beast of fashion is one of a kind, like its owner, Ellen Christine Colon-Lugo, 66, who presides over an Alice in Wonderland world filled with hundreds of her handmade confections.
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In a recent interview in the French journal Le Débat, Hollande was asked about his own rightward drift: Will he be the president who presides over "the end of the socialist idea"?
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Not far from Mr. Scott's ranch, Gordon Cartwright presides over the venerable D-Ranch, which sits on land his family has owned or worked even before Alberta became a province in 1905.
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Ms. Reagon, a captivating, black-clad narrator, presides center stage, backed by a five-piece band and flanked by the knockout singers Helga Davis and Carla Duren, both outfitted in Afrofuturist glam.
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Adam Silver was unanimously elected NBA commissioner in 2014 by the NBA Board of Governors, and presides over a league that is one of the largest providers of sports programming in the world.
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They're forced to live in hiding in a near-future with a one-child policy — enforced by Glenn Close as the terrifying tech-CEO-turned-dictator who presides over the Child Allocation Bureau.
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"I'm glad we took this step forward toward a new foundation for Puerto Rico," said Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who presides over the island's bankruptcy cases under a federal law known as PROMESA.
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Under a January ruling by U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria, who presides over the federal litigation, jurors in Hardeman's case will not initially hear all the evidence presented in last year's California trial.
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Putin presides over an annual parade to commemorate the Soviet Union's World War Two victory over Nazi Germany, but the Kremlin has said next year's 75th anniversary would be marked with great pomp.
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Under the constitution the president signs bills into laws, commands the military, presides over the national security council and represents country abroad, but economic and foreign policy is in hands of prime minister.
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Every month in Los Angeles, Atsuko Okatsuka presides over this "woke" take on a Japanese game show, a pilot episode of which she recently taped for the soon-to-debut Quibi streaming platform.
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Judge Elizabeth Hines, who presides over a domestic violence court in Ann Arbor, Michigan, says she's noticed an improvement in victim safety when more "time, energy, and commitment" go toward domestic violence prosecution.
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After all, Kim presides over the world's most oppressive state, with a record of enslaving and starving his people, and was responsible for the death of a US prisoner Otto Warmbier last year.
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Admiral Boom (David Warner) still presides over Cherry Tree Lane with militant neurosis, and he still possesses a baffling cache of gunpowder and weaponry, but he is mercifully no longer sputtering racial epithets.
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As of now, the only way for people with felony convictions to get their rights back is to go through an archaic and lengthy clemency process the governor presides over with arbitrary power.
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When several United States embassies — including the one in Berlin, over which Grenell presides — requested permission to fly the rainbow flag this month in honor of Gay Pride, the State Department said no.
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He presides over a midsize city with a large minority population, where his relations with African-American voters were damaged early in his tenure after he fired the city's first black police chief.
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When in New York, he lives at the rectory of St. Joseph's on Cottage Street, where he is officially a priest in residence, and presides at Masses during the week and on weekends.
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It is titled "The End Is…" (2007), and I laughed again when I saw it at Regina Rex, where it presides over Endless, an exhibition of D'Alvia's work of the last several years.
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Casey Cagle, who presides over the State Senate, immediately put the legislation in jeopardy and put him at loggerheads with other top state officials, including the governor, who had championed the tax deal.
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Some of his GOP colleagues have said they may want to hear from relevant witnesses after senators pose questions to the prosecution and defense teams, working through Chief Justice John Roberts, who presides.
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There, Jonathan Pryce, as the company's chairman, presides in highly entertaining fashion over the gargoylish protectors of multinational privilege who want to get their hands on Nootka Sound, preferably over Delaney's dead body.
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Mr. Nazarbayev is no model democratic leader — he presides over an unfree press and multiple human rights abuses — but, judging by Astana and its inhabitants, he seems content to share the country's wealth.
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Guaido, who presides over the National Assembly, invoked the constitution to assume a rival presidency in January, arguing Maduro's 2018 re-election was illegitimate and calling on the armed forces to back him.
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Dmitry Kostygin, who presides over Russia's 'Ikea-Amazon' hybrid, said that Europe's continued sanctions on certain industries within Russia have led the country to become more self-sufficient, with many industries experiencing growth.
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In the case of an impeached president, the Supreme Court's chief justice presides over the trial, and those experts agreed that the Senate and chief justice would be allowed to coordinate their schedules.
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It's true, I couldn't figure out how to allocate stars to the labyrinth of Spanish restaurants, bars, cafes, kiosks and shops that the chef José Andrés presides over in the Hudson Yards complex.
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As discussed back then, the structural question of the CDU's programmatic orientation post-Merkel will be more important than whether a representative of the traditional or the centrist wing presides over the party.
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Mr. Perez won an endorsement from former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. Now Mr. Perez presides over a much-maligned primary process that has led to a largely white December debate stage.
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If Mr Macron now presides over five more years of slow growth and high unemployment, it will strengthen the far right and the hard left, which together got almost half the first-round vote.
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Such is the enigma who presides over "Our Mother's Brief Affair," Richard Greenberg's untethered play about unmoored lives, which opened on Wednesday night at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater, starring a marvelous Linda Lavin.
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Sanchez presides over a minority Socialist government in the southern European country and he relies on the support of Catalan nationalist parties, the populist Podemos party and other smaller regional parties to pass legislation.
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Thanks to Melissa Rodriguez, who presides over the 10,000-square foot kitchen at New York landmark Del Posto, we have a light, fluffy frittata all'Amatriciana recipe that is as easy as it is versatile.
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And if he would surely be disqualified from running a movie studio, a newsroom, or a medium-sized insurance firm, how is it that he presides over the most important office in the land?
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It is disturbing and dangerous to American security that Trump presides over one of the most extreme security clearance scandals in American history, with 30 to 40 officials still not approved for security clearance.
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Returning to the Maxwell family for a third book (Henry's death presides over "Wish You Were Here" and "Emily, Alone"), O'Nan uses short vignettes to capture the seasons and events of a single year.
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President Vladimir Putin presides over an annual parade on May 9 to commemorate the Soviet Union's World War Two victory over Nazi Germany and uses the occasion to show off the country's military hardware.
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Donald Trump, who as president resembles Bush in no respect other than gender and party, presides over a shuttered government, a revolving-door administration, a furiously divided nation, and a mistrusted and mocked superpower.
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"I appreciate the work of the committee and look forward to seeing our state continue to lead the way in protecting the lives of unborn children," said Reeves, a Republican who presides over the Senate.
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The tariffs have landed just as Finance Minister Bill Morneau presides over a meeting of G7 finance ministers at which the event&aposs pre-set agenda has been overtaken by fears of a trade war.
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But the government can barely afford to postpone all privatisation projects as it presides over an economy which shrank by 3.7 percent last year and is expected to contract by another 1 percent this year.
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In the small Texas city (population 24,000) east of Dallas where he presides as a US district court judge, where you're from matters, and the 59-year-old Gilstrap was actually born in Pensacola, Florida.
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Doling out temporary visibility does not decentralize the white ruling class that presides over the art world, in the form of, let's say, Wall Street bankers sitting on the board of a contemporary art museum.
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While not regarded as among the most zealous senior separatists, he nonetheless views Kiev's government as a "dictatorial regime immersed with Nazi ideology" and presides over a daily flow of pro-rebel, pro-Putin puff.
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Secondly, if there was no collusion with Russia, why was candidate Trump so plainly accommodating to Russian interests, so soft on a Kremlin strongman who presides over such an autocratic and international law-violating state?
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As we reported, Britney's mom, Lynne Spears, is going to court Friday ... asking the judge who presides over her conservatorship to force Brit's conservator, Jamie Spears, to download her on the medical decisions he's making.
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The fact that Trump, who as president of the United States presides over the country's giant intelligence-gathering apparatus, is getting his information from Fox & Friends, perhaps the least insightful program on television, is damning.
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Instead, the woman who presides over the opera's dance spectacle is her lady-in-waiting, Princess Eboli (wearing the queen's mask), who sings with excitement of her chance to be queen for a single night.
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To send a stronger message to Tehran that its miscarriage of justice will carry a price, Washington should sanction Mansour Gholami, the minister of science, research, and technology, who presides over Iran's higher education system.
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Yanai, who also presides over brands including Comptoir des Cotonniers and J Brand, says he aims to open 100 Uniqlo stores in the United States, the world's biggest clothing market, over the next few years.
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Our polymathic morgue custodian, Jeff Roth, who presides over tens of thousands of drawers of old photographs and yellowed, crumbling clippings, all the stock-in-trade of the obituary writer's work, was interviewed in situ.
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Familiar drinks like the Gin-Gin Mule, Earl Grey MarTEAni and Old Cuban were not invented at this SoHo bar, per se, but they were invented by the woman who presides over it, Audrey Saunders.
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Despite Trump's tough talk on the Iran nuclear deal and the possibility of harsher measures against Iran, he now presides over what many Israelis regard as the absence of the US in the Syria conflict.
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" As a longtime manager of Astor Place Hairstylists, Mr. Saviello presides over the legendary subterranean barbershop, a cash-only haircut factory that retains more than 40 barbers with names like "Zack Attack" and "Don Fifi.
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The Mary Turner Project fought with the Georgia Historical Society, which maintains and presides over the state of Georgia's historical markers, for nearly two years over the text that would be included on the it.
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Stadiums are hung not only with championship banners, but also with large posters of political patrons, like the enormous photo of the assassinated former prime minister, Rafic Hariri, that presides over one team's home games.
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Son, SoftBank's billionaire founder, presides over a sprawling empire of artificial intelligence companies, internet businesses and ride-hailing startups, which can collect huge amounts of data on traffic patterns, passengers' requests and other transportation trends.
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Mr. Patrick presides over the Senate as lieutenant governor, but the bill's passage is by no means assured, particularly given the involvement of the Texas Association of Business, which is typically aligned with Republican leadership.
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Al Green argued in an interview that Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, who under the Constitution presides over an impeachment trial in the Senate, could also play a key role in resolving any dispute.
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Justice Gilmar Mendes, who presides over the court known as TSE, said any ruling will have to take into account the country's stability and not compel Temer to step down for an unwarranted minor reason.
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As a scientist, he insists on the value-neutral purity of the research he directs, yet presides over a movement that even its fans say seems to have some of the characteristics of a religion.
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He rose through the ranks to his current position, in which he does very little active copy-editing himself but presides as the style-arbiter-of-last-resort over several hundred original titles a year.
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In contrast to other New Jersey jails that detain immigrants for ICE, the Bergen County Jail that Saudino presides over doesn't allow immigrants to have face-to-face visits with family, citing concerns about contraband.
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The sculpturally beautiful Gothic arch that presides over the entrance at 25th Street and Fifth Avenue appears like the front of a cathedral, guiding visitors from the land of the living to that of the dead.
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A painting by modernist Charles Sheeler of a Shaker-inspired interior presides above objects collected by Faith and Edward Deming Andrews from the 1930s to '60s, which now are the foundation of the Met's Shaker holdings.
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Trump may be "inept," as Ambassador Darroch cabled to London, but he presides over the largest economy in the world and the most capable military, and whoever succeeds Trump will likely have the same good fortune.
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In 1850, this "auto-icon" of his skeleton dressed in his clothes, accessorized with his walking stick and glasses, arrived at University College London (UCL), where he presides over a corridor busy with students and visitors.
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The Fed, an independent entity that presides over monetary policy, will host a Federal Open Market Committee meeting next week at which the central bank's leaders are expected to raise interest rates by a quarter point.
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The lawyers say creating the class of 5,000 counties and 19,500 municipalities would fit with calls by U.S. District Judge Dan Polster, who presides over the cases, for a comprehensive settlement that addresses the national epidemic.
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The Venezuelan ambassador to the United Nations, Rafael Ramírez Carreño, who presides over the Council this month, asserted that "all members of the Security Council are agreed" to asking for Turkey to comply with international law.
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The CEO, who also presides over brands including Comptoir des Cotonniers and J Brand, says he aims to open 100 Uniqlo stores in the United States, the world's biggest clothing market, over the next few years.
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But here, as with Sebald, these pictures rush at the reader like spectral images of a lost world, a world that's being constructed for us in the act of telling, as the narrator presides and conjures.
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Fleabag and her sister Claire (Sian Clifford) are dealing with their grief differently; Fleabag dates a lot of different men and presides halfheartedly over her cafe, which is home to a resident guinea pig named Hilary.
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"We need the money and, really, we need assistance," said Mr. Abbas, who presides over a divided Palestinian polity that has long depended on the largess of donor nations and that is in perpetual financial crisis.
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We still have republican forms in place, but we also have a kind of elected emperor who presides over our enduring color lines, our not-always-melted immigrants, our increasing mistrustful sects and tribes and classes.
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Cameras can't show how senators are reacting to arguments, what Chief Justice John Roberts is doing as he presides over the trial and what the House managers and Trump lawyers are doing as the trial unfolds.
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The president, elected to a four-year term, presides over meetings and "provides guidance and direction to the organization and oversees the implementation of decisions made by the General Assembly," the group said in a statement.
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Her mother, who will later incarnate the Sugar Plum Fairy role in the different guise of a golden sculpture that presides over the world's fair, is a single parent, raising her and her brother, Franz, alone.
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In the Poussin, God causes the plague; in the Gargiulo, God presides above the chaos, withholding his power even as the horrors unfold; and in Gros's painting, Napoleon is the invincible leader, like some medieval saint.
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Increasingly, classrooms like the one over which Kelly presides are being eyed by social scientists and policymakers as both the place where problems emerge and the safety net that stands the best chance of addressing them.
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The president of the top-tier Virsliga could really take no other approach as the competition over which he presides slowly imploded, chopped down from 20 clubs to seven as the criminal underworld ate into it.
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The 315 who made the lists are being graded and observed by one of the regional advisers or by J. D. Collins, who presides over the evaluation process as the N.C.A.A.'s national coordinator of men's officiating.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders' sons sit at her feet as she presides over a briefing with children of journalists and White House staffers during "Bring Our Sons and Daughters to Work Day," April 25.
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On October 1st he presides over China-wide celebrations marking the 70th anniversary of the Communist Party coming to power: the birth of a "new" China which Mr Xi can now claim is also a powerful one.
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Responsibility for managing these is dispersed among administrative bodies such as the Fonds National d'Art Contemporain, Mobilier National, and the Service des Musées de France — which presides over national museums, including the Louvre and the Musée d'Orsay.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (Reuters) - A Pennsylvania prosecutor on Thursday cleared a Roman Catholic bishop who presides over an Indiana diocese of wrongdoing after questions arose about a relationship he had with a young man he counseled decades ago.
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Mr. Murdoch, who now presides over Fox News as executive chairman, kept in place several of Mr. Ailes's most loyal deputies and recently promoted them to leadership roles, troubling employees who had hoped for a clean slate.
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One shower of toxic rain and a blasted landscape later, they wash up at the gleamingly pristine Bureau of Genetic Welfare, where David (a smugly sinister Jeff Daniels) presides over unspecified hanky-panky with the human genome.
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Ellen Robbins, who has been teaching dance since 1966, presides over a showcase of solos choreographed and performed by participants in her program, which instructs children, ages 8 to 18, in the art of dance and choreography.
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Pedro Almodóvar presides over this year's judges in the feature-film competition, including two other male directors (Park Chan-wook, Paolo Sorrentino) who lean toward cinematic flamboyance and two female filmmakers (Maren Ade, Agnès Jaoui) who don't.
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John Roberts' power is limited The Constitution says the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court -- that's John Roberts -- presides and the Senate's impeachment rules give him the power to rule on rules of evidence and other matters.
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The 63-year-old geneticist presides over one of the largest and best-funded academic biology labs in the world, headquartered on the second floor of the massive glass and steel New Research Building at Harvard Medical School.
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"It takes a judge to get married, takes a judge to get divorced / Well the last couple years, spent a lotta time in court / Got my name changed back," she sings as a judge presides over the courtroom.
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Unwelcome at this meeting, Mr. Maduro's isolation has only grown as he rules the country with an increasingly authoritarian hand and presides over the worst economic crisis in generations, with Venezuela's suffering extending from food shortages to hyperinflation.
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Over the past three weeks, a number of Kenya National Police officials referred BuzzFeed News to Director of Criminal Investigations Ndegwa Muhoro, police spokesperson George Kinoti, and Inspector General Joseph Boinnet, who presides over the entire police force.
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The judges say that the removal of a judge in the middle of a case highlights the inherent tension between immigration judges, who advocate for independent authority, and the agency that presides over them, the Department of Justice.
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In their three-page order denying the government's request, the Supreme Court recommended that they seek relief from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, which presides over appeals in a number of states, including Oregon.
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Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton, who presides over the council, said the legislation would violate a state law signed in 2010 by then-Arizona Governor Jan Brewer that allows police to question people they stop about their immigration status.
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EPA's Chris Hladick, an administrator who presides over Alaska, said the "proposed determination" that previously blocked the project "does not account for the full record and does not grapple with differing conclusions" about the mine's potential environmental impacts.
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"We have no faith in the Russian side because their strategy is purely military," Hijab, who presides over the High Negotiations Committee of opponents of Assad, told Reuters on the sidelines of the annual United Nations General Assembly.
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The secretary of the Navy presides over this dual set of stove pipe organizations, the same way the secretary of the Air Force will have two different military services reporting to "organize, train and equip" the armed services.
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Finally, if Trump presides over a devastating Republican defeat across all branches of government, the G.O.P. will be forced to do what it has needed to do for a long time: take a time out in the corner.
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But Lucy has died, and Willowdean's hostility toward her mother only grows when the latest edition of the pageant the latter presides over, Clover County Miss Teen Blueebonnet, rolls around, with all the Texas-sized drama that entails.
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Jim Justice, who presides over a state Trump won with more than 68 percent of the vote, on Monday ordered residents to stay home after the confirmation of the first case of community transmission, in a nursing home.
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Mr. Xi has never publicly commented on the Hong Kong matter, but two of the seven members of the governing Politburo Standing Committee that he presides over — Wang Yang and Han Zheng — expressed their support for the legislation.
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But U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria, who presides over the federal litigation, repeatedly scolded her for "crossing the line" by referring to internal corporate communications the judge has said have no bearing on the science in the case.
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With that in mind, Egypt is brokering a reconciliation between Mahmoud Abbas, who presides in the West Bank, and Hamas, which controls Gaza, a deal that would cement the Palestinian Authority as the representative of the Palestinian people.
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Somewhat incongruently, a wax figure of his friend Winston Churchill presides in this room, one of a series of celebrity references in the house reminding visitors of the breadth of Chaplin's worldwide fame in the early 20th century.
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On a day of shifting explanations and damaging revelations Tuesday, pressure built inexorably on chief of staff John Kelly, who presides over a West Wing flailing amid farcical crisis management and an inability to take a moral stand.
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Via voice-over narration, the punk elder statesman Iggy Pop presides over the nearly 160-minute parade of musician cameos and archival footage, but his scraggly-voiced guidance returns only intermittently to connect the dots between the years.
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The chief justice in an impeachment trial functions much in the way a vice president does when he or she presides over the Senate, meaning he can intervene in a tie, perhaps on the question of calling witnesses.
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Unlike Mr. Trump's two eldest sons, Mr. Kushner did not have to live through his father-in-law's public and messy divorces, and the businesses that he presides over are his own, not part of the Trump Organization.
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Trump's insistence that he has given nothing away cannot disguise the still shocking sight of an American President pouring praise on a man who rules as a despot, keeps his people isolated and hungry and presides over gulags.
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The Northern Ireland secretary, Karen Bradley, might not have expressed surprise that Protestants and Catholics in the province vote along sectarian lines if she had spent, say, an hour studying the history of the province over which she presides.
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It may also recommend splitting the positions of company chairman, a role held by veteran top executives, and chairman of the board, who presides over board meetings, and that the latter position should be held by an external director.
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The most public display of his renewed stature comes each spring in Los Angeles when Mr. Milken presides over a glitzy gathering at the Beverly Hilton — the same venue where his famed Predators' Balls took place three decades ago.
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She presides as President of the Board of Directors for the Imperial Court of Los Angeles, a chapter of one of the country's oldest LGBT organizations founded in 1965, and serves on the Transgender Advisory Board of West Hollywood.
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Based on the available evidence, while fans fret about such things -- as a search of "Star Wars Saturation" reveals -- there's little to suggest that the Disney empire, which now presides over the franchise, has reason to lose any sleep.
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Temer faces a vote in the lower house of Congress, over which Maia presides, on whether to allow a trial to proceed against him on charges of obstruction of justice and organized crime in relation to a corruption case.
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"There are so many writers from here that even I don't know all their names," said Ms. Yefremova, who presides over a network of four state-financed literary museums in Oryol and a staff of 124 curators and guides.
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But they served as a striking reminder of the president's budding admiration for Mr. Kim, a 34-year-old dictator who ordered the killing of his uncle and presides over a government that has brutalized and impoverished its people.
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When even Anna Wintour, the longtime co-host of the event who generally presides over the evening in neutral Chanel couture, added a cross and a high collar to her ensemble, it was clear something new was going on.
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Kim, a portly 30-something whose state media recently blasted Trump as a "lunatic mean old trickster and human reject" presides over a prison state, purges his foes and has vowed to obliterate the US in a nuclear cloud.
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But unless those numbers change sharply for the worse in the next year (as they did for Richard Nixon during the Watergate scandal), Americans are unlikely to unite in a vengeful mood against the president who presides over them.
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Mr. Widodo, who is Muslim, presides over a country of 250 million people that includes small but influential Christian, Hindu and Buddhist minorities, and Mr. Basuki ran on the ticket of Mr. Widodo's governing Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle.
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In practice, only one commissioner presides over a hearing, while the other two try to pay attention as they read files for upcoming cases, according to four former commissioners whose service on the board spanned from 2000 to 2014.
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U.S. Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who presides over the island's bankruptcy process, ruled in August that the board has broad and exclusive authority over Puerto Rico's budget under the federal PROMESA Act, although it cannot demand changes in law.
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Those visits are set to become more permanent: Like Dick Cheney, the soon-to-be vice president will have office space in both the Senate -- where he technically presides as president and will cast tie-breaking votes -- and the House, too.
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There is more capital to be extracted from the media industry than there is from the Professional Game Match Officials Board, especially when it comes to refereeing below the level of the Select Group which presides over the Premier League.
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In fact, soon after Trump's election, Kushner attended a dinner hosted by Chinese business tycoon Wu Xiaohui, who presides over Anbang Insurance Group that has an asset of US$285 billion and close ties to the ruling elite of China.
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RELATED: Tillerson presides over abrupt shakeup at State Department With virtually no senior staff, though, Tillerson is ill-equipped to provide comprehensive policy guidance to the White House, where decisions are being made at warp speed, typically without interagency debate.
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Gulf War veteran Lou Olivera, a district court judge who presides over the Veterans Treatment Court in Cumberland County, North Carolina, sentenced retired Green Beret Joe Serna to spend the night in jail for a probation violation earlier this month.
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Texas's guidelines, proffered by the University Interscholastic League, which presides over the state's high school athletics, was brought to the fore when a transgender male wrestler assigned female at birth, Mack Beggs, won the state's girls wrestling championship in February.
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Under a principle of state autonomy Mr Moore calls "parallelism", he says only a further decision of the Alabama Supreme Court, over which he presides, or a judgment of the national one directly pertaining to Alabama, can reverse the previous ruling.
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At forty years old, Cotton is the youngest member of the Senate, and he retains the erect posture and solemn bearing that he displayed as a member of the Army's Old Guard, which presides at military ceremonies, including funerals, in Washington.
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"The bigger picture here is that you are now seeing more evidence than ever that Donald Trump was associated with a criminal campaign, a criminal transition, and presides today very likely over a criminal presidency," Swalwell told CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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It doesn't get much more central than this: AthensWas presides over a prime stretch of Dionysiou Areopagitou, the major pedestrian artery that leads right to the Acropolis, meaning you're just a few minutes' stroll from some of the city's main attractions.
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The stated refusal to fill the ninth seat of the Supreme Court injects a degree of politics into the judicial branch that materially hampers the effective operation of our nation's highest court and the lower courts over which it presides.
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Critics have faulted the President for an overly conciliatory approach to the North Korean leader, who presides over the world's most oppressive state, where millions of people have died of hunger and which maintains a network of gulags and reeducation camps.
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Regardless of where the marketplace business presides, Amazon is well aware of the work required to fight fraudsters and knockoffs, using both technology and manpower, and the company tells reporters, whenever asked, that it has a "zero tolerance" policy for counterfeits.
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An adored, eccentric teacher, Mr. Kingsley, presides over a theatre program (one of the first things he insists on is that English spelling; revert to the American and "you will fail the assignment") in a school in a vast Southern city.
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Born on April 21, 1926 in central London, Elizabeth still hosts foreign dignitaries, presides over the annual state opening of parliament and holds a weekly audience with the prime minister, but has cut back on foreign travel in recent years.
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Trump didn't seem even remotely bothered by the fact that Assad has used chemical weapons against his own people and presides over a military that has killed tens of thousands of Syrian civilians and driven millions more from their home.
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Mr. Cagle, the presumptive front-runner in the governor's race, presides over the State Senate, and his threat on Monday to kill the tax break was interpreted here as a way to protect his right flank from his Republican rivals.
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In the Gyan Jewels showroom, a Murano glass chandelier custom-designed for the space presides over a collection of contemporary gemstone jewels, starting at $1,000, that echo details found in the paintings, textiles and traditional Indian adornments showcased next door.
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Ms. James, who often presides over Council meetings seated in a red and white upholstered chair marked with a giant star, has also used the public advocate's office to introduce 48 pieces of legislation, 10 of which are now law.
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Nabokov's ghost presides — as it always does, over stories of innocence defiled — not just in Martin's arias of self-pity or desire, which recall Humbert Humbert, but in the vocabulary, in the satisfaction of naming the world with scientific precision.
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The juxtaposition of Trump, who has alienated women's rights activists with his policies, cabinet picks and public posturing, and the premier women's golf event in the country over which he presides has placed participants this week in an awkward position.
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"The most important thing is to implement and safeguard the central government's full control," Li Zhanshu, the third highest-ranking official in China, who presides over policy for both territories, said in a speech about Macau in Beijing this month.
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The latter are a generic lot, except for a cover version of the Queen/David Bowie song "Under Pressure" and a powerful rap by Common, playing the village elder who presides over the Yeti customs, explaining the tribe's carefully cultivated superstitions.
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Judges in the city are paid $100 per election they preside over, and the only requirements are to be a U.S. citizen, at least 18 years of age and a resident of the division in which the position presides over.
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Washington (CNN)As the Democratic-led US House moves toward an impeachment vote on President Donald Trump, attention is turning to the likely Senate trial and how forcefully Chief Justice John Roberts might operate as he presides over the chamber.
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That quiet resolve could serve Scholz well as he steps into the giant shoes left by Wolfgang Schaeuble, the fiscally hawkish and larger-than-life veteran of German politics who now presides over the lower house of parliament, the Bundestag.
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Arriaga presides over a parish in Chamula, one of Mexico's toughest towns for Catholic priests because of the strength of indigenous traditions, and the power of the local authorities who enforce rules such as a ban on photographing leaders, or statues of saints.
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But in the hallways of the UN General Assembly, where 85033 governments, most of whom are not rights-respecting democracies, are used to playing politics and securing votes through backroom deals, Venezuela, which presides over the Non-Aligned Movement, still holds some sway.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Carnival festivities kicked off in Brazil on Friday, with officials in Rio de Janeiro, site of the country's best-known revelry, handing the key of the city over to "King Momo," a figurehead who traditionally presides over the partying.
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No one seems to care that much about the Chinese art in the museum, much to the dismay of one of the film's most sympathetic characters, Asian Art curator Mike Hearn, who doesn't want the collection he presides over to get steamrolled.
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As Mr. Trump presides over a White House with unprecedented turnover, he has relied on his children the same way he has for decades — asking them for advice or seeing them as surrogates in the fight against his real and perceived enemies.
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A 75-minute "recital for four musicians" — baritone, guitarist, flutist and percussionist (who presides over dozens of instruments) — it tells Montejo's story through music that's vivid, seductive and otherworldly, sometimes forceful, sometimes delicate, the vocal line floating between musical pitches and speech.
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As the head of the Sairoon Alliance for Reform, Mr. Sadr presides over an unlikely alliance that pairs his pious, largely working-class Shiite base with Sunni business leaders, liberals and Iraqis looking for relief from the country's long-simmering economic crisis.
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Al-Khelaifi not only presides over BeIN; he is also the president of Paris St.-Germain, France's powerhouse soccer team, and sits on the boards of European soccer's governing body, UEFA, and an alliance of the Continent's top clubs, the European Clubs Association.
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Roberts' refusal to read Paul's question also marks a rare moment of meaningful authority as he presides over the trial -- a position that is highly public but has largely seen him recite procedural rules, keep the clock and read aloud vote tallies.
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Welts, who joined the team in 2011, presides over a franchise that recently opened the first and only privately funded sports arena, the $1.4 billion Chase Center in San Francisco, which reportedly has commitments for $2 billion in tickets before opening its doors.
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David Hasselhoff is nowhere in sight (though don't be surprised if/when he turns up for a cameo); in his place, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson presides over the most elite team of lifeguards the world has ever seen, or so he would have you believe.
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Clad in sensible work attire and in possession of an even more sensible attitude, she presides over her staff of young twenty-somethings with compassion and understanding, while firmly reminding them that "this is a family place," not to be mistaken with a strip club.
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Yet behind the curse-laden bluster and populist demagoguery that has defined Duterte's rule, he presides over one of the world's fastest growing economies, and has put cabinet colleagues to work on drafting reforms and legislation to tackle the economy's most stubborn structural problems.
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"The stated refusal to fill the ninth seat of the Supreme Court injects a degree of politics into the judicial branch that materially hampers the effective operation of our nation's highest court and the lower courts over which it presides," the former ABA leaders stated.
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It remains unclear whether a coalition can be cobbled together to pass a bill that pleases both moderates and conservatives, but if so, it will mark the first time the new administration presides over anything that impacts the most pressing national issues — spending and debt.
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Although it has been almost a generation since Rudolph Giuliani was the mayor of New York, there is one place in the city where he still presides: the Grand Havana Room, a tatty cigar club that occupies the top floor of 666 Fifth Avenue.
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The Democrats, who now control the House and all of its investigative resources, may be the greatest challenge yet for President Donald Trump, who presides over a government that is partly shut down and an administration full of strife -- and already facing multiple investigations.
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Narayan Khandekar, the head of the Straus Center for Conservation and Technical Studies, takes pleasure in such skirmishes, secure in the knowledge that he presides over something weightier: a priceless resource for understanding how works of art are made, and how they should be preserved.
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Heading into the Senate trial, Roberts presides over the trial -- his constitutional duty -- in a role that is highly public but unlikely to see him cast any votes, because Republicans, who hold a majority of seats in the chamber, can overrule the chief justice's decisions.
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Kang Ho Dong, the wrestler turned comedian turned restaurateur, whom the cartoon depicts, is an ubiquitous TV presence in Korea, but in the U.S., where his image presides over outposts in Hawaii, L.A., and Queens, his name is synonymous with slabs of marbled, melting meat.
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Driver and founder sat inches apart, alienated from each other by the system over which one presides and within which the other toils: the founder explaining to the driver how the platform works and must work; the driver appealing to this person for better pay.
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Enthroned on a termite mound in the courtyard, under the "parasol" of a tall coffee tree, Stefania presides over family matters and, on Sundays, a "genuine Parliament" of pipe-smoking wives, whose duties include matchmaking sessions where marriageable young women audition for Stefania's endorsement.
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The Kurdistan Regional Government, a semi-autonomous administration which presides over the predominantly Kurdish region of northern Iraq -- with the might of the Peshmerga military, a key force in the battle for Mosul, behind it -- has developed a deepening relationship with Turkey in recent years, says Hakura.
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And Larry Klayman, another longtime anti-Clinton agitator who founded Judicial Watch and now presides over Freedom Watch, has brought a wrongful death suit against Clinton on behalf of the parents of two men killed during the 2012 attacks on the American outpost in Benghazi, Libya.
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The song's music video takes you on a tour of a macabre English village, where houses are marked for an ominous Passover, whole bulls are roasted on spits, women are tied to trees as part of a strange masked ritual, and a wicker man presides over all.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Carnival festivities kick off in Brazil on Friday, with officials in Rio de Janeiro, site of the country's best-known revelry, preparing to hand the key of the city over to "King Momo," a figurehead who traditionally presides over the partying.
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"The basic premise is banks can't really service any of these guys, but we can," said Billy Procida, a former general contractor and later a real estate developer in the New York area who presides over a $32 million fund made up mostly of his money.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE presides over a department that lacks several under and assistant secretaries.
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And once again, the setting would be the annual general managers' meeting, this time coming five days after Epstein's Chicago Cubs, over whom he presides as president for baseball operations, ended a 108-year championship drought with a dramatic seven-game victory over the Cleveland Indians.
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Trump has in recent weeks faced criticism for citing a judge's Mexican heritage as a conflict of interest as he presides over a case involving Trump University, a for-profit business enterprise that former students allege defrauded them and left them with huge amounts of debt.
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"President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi presides over the Egyptian parliament with the highest number of police and military personnel in the history of the country, and Egypt ranks among the worst offenders with respect to press freedom," Regeni wrote in the first paragraph of the story.
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And a recent Siena College poll of the 22019 Democratic primary found that de Blasio has the distinction of being the only candidate in the field to receive 220% support among Democratic voters in both his own home state, and the city over which he presides.
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In the West Bank, Mr. Abbas, who is in his 80s, is still serving the four-year term he was elected to in 2005 and presides over a Palestinian Authority so corrupt that according to at least one poll, more than 90 percent of Palestinians distrust it.
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Now Netflix has brought back three of the original cast members — Laura Linney, Olympia Dukakis and Paul Gross — for a 10-episode sequel that brings Mary Ann (Linney) back to 213 Barbary Lane in San Francisco, where Anna Madrigal (Dukakis) presides over a bustling queer community.
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He presides over Berkeley's Sleep and Neuroimaging Lab, where he and his team, along with their peers at other institutions, have made significant strides over the last 20 years in understanding the restorative powers of sleep, and, correspondingly, the dire consequences of not getting enough of it.
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At 20103, Bulleri presides over his domain — the Ristorante da Giacomo, the elegant Giacomo Bistrot next door and the grand Giacomo Arengario overlooking the drippy sandcastle Duomo — like a benevolent king, his baggy suit, dashing cravat and jauntily tipped Borsalino reminiscent of a chic mafia boss.
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In the special session, conservative lawmakers passed a version of the bill in the Texas Senate, where Mr. Patrick presides, but the moderate Republicans who lead the Texas House never referred it to a House committee, so it was effectively dead on arrival in the chamber.
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While the Senate never got that case, the parliamentarian at the time, Floyd Riddick, explained in an interview with the Senate historian that his research backed up the notion that the parliamentarian would be essential for any future chief justice who presides over another impeachment trial.
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She presides over Comme des Garçons, which has grown to encompass several lines and several other designers, as a benevolent but unchallengeable autocrat, and she can be military in her decisiveness, as Andrew Bolton, the Costume Institute's curator in charge, learned while working on the exhibition.
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The move by Georgia's statehouse was not a complete surprise as earlier in the week Casey Cagle, Georgia's lieutenant governor who presides over Georgia's Senate, said in a tweet he would "kill any tax legislation" that helps Delta unless the company continues ties with the NRA.
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But broadly speaking, it's easy to tell a story in which Dinkins narrowly wins reelection in 29 and then presides over four years of accelerating crime decline and leaves office term-limited, beloved, and well-positioned to challenge Al D'Amato in the 20043 New York Senate race.
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Mikie Sherrill, a former Navy helicopter pilot running against Representative Rodney Frelinghuysen, a New Jersey Republican who presides over the powerful Appropriations Committee, mentioned in particular Mr. Trump's refusal to recommit to the nation's allies in NATO and his sharing of highly classified intelligence with Russia.
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Mr. Fairfax, a 39-year-old Democrat who presides over the State Senate as lieutenant governor, a part-time post, has built a reputation as an affable and effective politician who can speak passionately about racial divisions while also appealing to a broad base of voters.
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In a 43-page ruling, US District Court Judge Derrick Watson, who presides in Honolulu, concluded in no uncertain terms that the new executive order failed to pass legal muster at this stage and the state had established "a strong likelihood of success" on their claims of religious discrimination.
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The court papers also mention the pro-Kremlin cultural organization Savoini presides over, Lombardy-Russia, stating that one of its members participated in a gathering of nationalist political parties in St. Petersburg in March 2015, along with Gnerre and another individual under investigation as part of the same case.
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And others could actively outlaw abortion in America, especially if Trump presides over a Republican Congress: In other words: Trump wants to nominate Supreme Court justices who would be willing to overturn Roe, and then sign the bill that would give them the chance to do exactly that.
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The Supreme Court chief justice presides over the Senate removal trial of a sitting president, and adding that key judicial element would seem to demonstrate a desire by the Framers to have a presiding officer whose very job description is to do justice without regard to party or person.
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And while Game of Thrones presides over an interestingly sparse drama race — several acclaimed dramas seemed to choose not to compete against it — it will be hard for Emmy voters to overlook the amount of fan backlash and critical disappointment that the show's final season brought with it.
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It is her sanctuary, where she presides with a glowing affection over the provisional family of misfits made up of herself, Frankie and little John Henry (a character said to be partly inspired by Truman Capote), who wonders if he could turn into a girl by kissing his elbow.
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May, who presides over a warring cabinet, faced down a coup attempt from a group of her own lawmakers, following the debacle at her Conservative Party's annual conference, where her speech was interrupted by a prankster and she was plagued by a persistent cough and a malfunctioning stage set.
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His 211 wall piece "Head of a Woman," made from plastic shopping bags and masking tape, presides over other found-object works by David Hammons; Jessi Reaves in collaboration with Robert Bittenbender; and, in his own way, using scrappy bits of wood and canvas, the painter Raoul De Keyser.
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ROME — Pope Francis earlier this year ordered Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller, the top doctrinal watchdog in the Roman Catholic Church, to fire three priests from the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, which is the keeper of the church's orthodoxy and presides over investigations into sexual abuse.
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"It is good (and significant) that Marine Le Pen and François Fillon, expressing themselves on France's universal calling, do so with the same terms," wrote Mr. Coûteaux, who founded but no longer presides over a small far-right organization close to the National Front called Sovereignty, Identity and Liberties.
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But if you do it the way you're doing it, which is, it goes -- presuming that you impeach the President, the House Democrats vote to impeach the President, it goes to the Senate, Chief Justice John Roberts presides, and he could theoretically compel John Bolton and others to testify.
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While the Chief Justice presides over impeachment trials of the President, it is also true that the Supreme Court held in the impeachment trial of Judge Walter Nixon that the Senate's power to try impeachments included the non-reviewable final discretion to determine how to conduct its trials.
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The most successful investor of our age, who advises average investors to buy low-cost index funds (which have become wildly popular at least in part because of his longtime advocacy of them) presides over a company where many employees don't have a chance to invest as he suggests.
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When I open Explorer inside the Hall of Ocean Life — where the museum's famous 25-foot-long model of a blue whale presides — the app promptly informs me that a blue whale weighs as much as five subway cars, and lets me listen to an underwater recording of whale songs.
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Save for an elderly ustad, who presides over the ceremony with a colorful staff and a bagpipe-playing sidekick, there is little pomp or ceremony: When the sun sets and the muezzin calls worshippers to maghrib, the fourth daily prayer of Islam, the Kushti crowd disperses as quickly as it gathered.
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Ms. Taub also provides the buoyant jazz-and-R&B-inflected score, and has a plump role in the proceedings as the not-so-foolish fool Feste, who presides over the show from her perch in a bright-green, decal-covered 1970s sedan parked at the side of the stage.
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To the degree Bannon is a political king or kingmaker, he presides over a small and shrinking kingdom, composed of some 35 percent of the nation, surrounded by a majority of the nation that is hostile to his vision, alarmed by his plans and determined to vote in humongous numbers.
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Jeff Jones, the former Target CMO who now presides over Uber's ride-hailing business, shared on Thursday some of the insights he's learned since joining the company in September: Uber's "driver destination" option, which lets drivers pick up a passenger during their commute makes up 5% of all rides worldwide.
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But Neil Patrick Harris will never escape the long shadow of Doogie Houser, the prodigal teenage doctor he played for four seasons on "Doogie Howser, M.D." So for his next hosting gig, Mr. Harris is leaning into his roots, as he presides over extremely smart kids in this game show.
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California, the leader of a group of states that stepped in to defend the law because the Justice Department refused to do so, will almost certainly go to the Fifth Circuit — the federal appellate court that presides over Texas — to have the effects of the decision paused and the case reviewed.
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She (and we) can identify the malignant, miasmic forces at work — the ways in which, in a society under stress, fear becomes contagious and collective when projected outward onto the powerless "other" — even as she is drawn into a horrifying complicity with the spreading violence over which her brother presides.
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Mr. Strausman no longer presides over the day-to-day operations of the dining room; instead it is Alfredo Escobar who stands in the role of executive chef, having come to this country from Mexico when he was 16 and worked his way up from a job as a line cook.
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Every day, Sean Spicer presides over an opportunity for highly paid correspondents to posture about the supposedly unprecedented level of mendacity on the part of the president and his representatives, relentlessly pushing the narrative that press freedoms and the public's right to know are facing grave threats from the Trump administration.
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Antony J. Blinken When President Trump presides over his first meeting of the National Security Council, possibly this week, he is likely to confront a decision whose urgency is matched only by its complexity: whether to arm Syrian Kurdish fighters poised to liberate the Islamic State's Syrian stronghold in Raqqa.
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Haspel's history — she oversaw techniques now considered by many to be torture, including waterboarding and locking detainees in coffins — makes the fact that she's a woman a moot And crowing over Haspel's gender is a cynical move coming from Trump, who presides over the least feminist administration in recent memory.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has noted that if Roberts presides in a similar fashion to then-Chief Justice William Rehnquist in the trial of President Bill Clinton, he could allow any disagreements over procedures to be worked out by the senators themselves, probably through one or more Senate floor votes.
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Mr. Saladino, a Republican, and the club's members had a message for the liberal Democrats who lead New York City and have raised questions about whether to take down the statue of Christopher Columbus that presides over Columbus Circle in Manhattan, motivated by claims about the Italian-born explorer's dishonorable past.
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Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell has noted that if Roberts presides in a similar fashion to then-Chief Justice William Rehnquist in the trial of President Bill Clinton, he could allow any disagreements over procedures to be worked out by the senators themselves, probably through one or more Senate floor votes.
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The nearly 100-year-old Arnaud's Restaurant is home to the ghost of Count Arnaud himself, who occasionally presides over the main dining room clad in a tuxedo, as well as a well-dressed woman who crosses the dining room and heads through a wall, in search of a now-walled-over staircase.
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Overall oil exports from the OPEC member state dropped by about 40 percent in the first full month of sanctions, as the U.S. sought to cut oil revenue to Maduro, who presides over a nation beset by a years-long economic crisis, with millions fleeing for a lack of food and medicine.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) presides over another hearing on self-driving cars in the Senate Appropriations subcommittee on transportation. YAHOO?
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The documents, mostly obtained through public records requests, do not offer a complete picture of the US government's total spending at Trump properties, but do shed light on the unique arrangement in which the same agencies Trump presides over as president have repeatedly paid his private businesses for lodging and other services.
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The Lucerne Festival, which ends on September 15th, is a favorite destination for élite touring orchestras: this summer will have brought appearances not only by the Berlin Philharmonic and the Leipzig Gewandhaus but also by the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, and the London Symphony (where Rattle now presides ).
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Six miles south of Biarritz in the bluff-top village of Guéthary, the Hôtel Le Madrid, a five-room boutique property in the Basque chalet style — all whitewashed timbered walls and wooden shutters — presides over the nearby wave at Parlementia, a right-handed reef break that entices surfers here from around the world.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has noted that if Roberts presides in a fashion similar to then-Chief Justice William Rehnquist in the 1999 trial of President Bill Clinton, he could allow any disagreements over procedures to be worked out by the senators themselves, probably through one or more Senate floor votes.
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A unicorn is tackled by wiry black dogs beneath a sky burning with stars in the 1924 The King of Elfland's Daughter, while in the 1905 The Gods of Pegāna, a strange hooded figure presides over a colossal book, the moon looming ominously in the background, and three long-necked flamingos flying overhead.
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Even as Tusk, who presides over the council of leaders of the 28-member European Union, said the last thing the bloc wanted was a trade dispute with the United States and called for "an end to trade wars," he promised to retaliate against U.S. products if Trump carries through on the wine tariffs.
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Opinion Columnist In France, where the extraordinarily unpopular Emmanuel Macron presides over a country roiled by populist protests, a leading politician of Macron's centrist party was asked in a televised interview what policy mistakes his peers had made: "We were probably too intelligent, too subtle," he told the interviewer, whose eyebrows danced with disbelief.
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The man presides over the Justice Department like a Confederate caudillo, reviving Giuliani/Reagan-era drug war polices on a whim because he didn't like the look of the neighborhoods his car drove through on the way from the airport, using an obscene epithet favored by our current commander-in-chief to describe them.
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