Examples of using Presides in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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It simply would look bad for Trump to continue hosting social events while about one-fourth of the executive branch he presides over has been forced to halt operations.
These apparent exceptions- such as a non-concelebrating bishop who presides over some moments of the Mass, or the newly ordained bishop who becomes the principal celebrant- arise from the nature of the bishop's ministry.
jurisdiction over retail electricity transactions, while the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission presides over wholesale electricity transactions
The duties of presiding over the House are divided between the four officers aforementioned; however, the Speaker usually presides over Question Period and over the most important debates. The Speaker controls debates by calling on members to speak.
at the edge of glassy Carlingford Lough, and a stern 13th-century castle presides over the townscape.
traveled to China and met Bishop Peter Zhuang Jianjian, eighty-eight, who presides over the church in Shantou in the southern province of Guangdong.
Natalya Kaspersky, Director of Russian cyber-security firm InfoWatch, and co-founder of Kaspersky Lab, presides over the group, which also includes major Russian telcos such as MegaFon,
Mexican Senator Angelica de la Pena, who presides over the Senate's human rights commission, told Reuters that
Over the fate of man also presides a reason which makes him persist in one-sidedness until he has exhausted all its possibilities.
Bertone, the camerlengo, presides at smaller meetings of a select group of cardinals, chosen by lot every three days, that deal with lesser issues.
On this day in 2001, after a bitterly contested election, Vice President Al Gore presides over a joint session of Congress that certifies George W. Bush as the winner of the 2000 election.
Also, although he does not address the issue as such, I would say that it would be the same if a deacon presides at vespers in the absence of a priest.
most clearly at Mass, when the Bishop or priest presides in the person of Christ the Head.
is equal to that of votes against, the vote of the person who presides over the meeting shall be the decisive;
in the presence of the one who presides at the election, to check whether the number of votes corresponds to the number of electors; they are then to examine the votes
rather guides it, and presides over people in the same way as a shepherd looking after a"flock of timid animals".
In modern times, the Vice President rarely presides over day-to-day matters in the Senate; in his place, the Senate chooses a President pro tempore(or"president for a time") to preside in the Vice President's absence; the Senate normally
If, however, the Metropolitan himself brings the Bishop into his cathedral church, he presents the Bishop at the door of the church to the highest-ranking member of the chapter and presides at the entrance procession; at the cathedra, he greets the people and requires that the apostolic Letter be shown and read.
The order by Judge James Robart, a George W. Bush appointee who presides in Washington state,
certainly a small one, but who is the pastor of the Church that presides in charity: in these painful cases,