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praesidium

I put it all too simply that day at the Presidium.

I should like to see his face when he gets the reply from the Presidium.

From 1962 until his death in 1969 he was a member of the Parliament's presidium.

The Presidium will meet soon to take up this entire treaty thing.

Both were removed from the party's Presidium, its ruling body.

At all other times, the Presidium serves as the country's legislature.

"A party secretary from the Presidium with a wife and several children.

I stood up in the Presidium and said we ought to think of them as humans.

It also confirmed decisions that were already made by the Presidium.

One winner is assigned by a presidium of a committee.

Even if it has to be spilled forth in the Presidium itself.

Go before the Presidium in it, and call myself chieftain?

The following day he joined the presidium formed to direct the party.

In the 1st part every student elects the Presidium of his/her class.

But this would secure him a promotion, perhaps even a position on the Presidium.

He was a member of its presidium since 1988.

A 24-member political executive committee was elected to replace the party presidium.

But I'm not the one who should sit at the head of the Presidium.

It can do nothing inimical to the interests of the Presidium.

Although not a Presidium member himself, he worked for the body as a whole and so had no loyalty or obligation to any one person.

In addition, the Presidium could refuse the application to protect national security.

They were in the great chamber of the Presidium.

He established a number of contacts at the conference and was elected to its presidium.

He remained in the Front's presidium through the first half of the 1960s.

One by one the other members of the Presidium mounted the stand.

What is more, the average age in the Praesidium was 53, the members concerned being men.

The number of people in this praesidium will ensure that it is heard.

Above the level of the praesidium, no Junior may serve as an officer.

A student society in Flanders is led by a praesidium.

"That is the official word handed down from the Praesidium.

The praesidium, usually a group of 4-20 members, meets weekly in its parish.

We have a praesidium in which there are three people with specific offices: the chairman and his two deputies.

After an election each chamber met to select its own Praesidium consisting of three to six members.

Members can withdraw from the Legion by informing the president of his or her praesidium.

In 2005 she became part of the federal praesidium of United Left.

The European citizen will feel truly privileged that we have such a grand praesidium to service our work.

Could I finally say that we should ease up a little on the ageism in relation to the praesidium.

The head of the praesidium (and the society) is the praeses.

What action has been taken since the meeting of the Praesidium this morning?' '

I wish to report to the Praesidium tomorrow morning.'

The quality of the triumvirate which will be heading the Convention and its praesidium is also promising.

I shall advise you of the decision of the Praesidium on our recommendation.

I should mention that the Praesidium has approved the target and ratified the death warrant.

After visiting a praesidium a few times, one can join the legion as a probationary member.

The Praesidium will ratify the decision in the morning.'

The work cannot be delegated to the praesidium, to the triumvirate of the chairman and his two deputies.

Do you believe that the Commission's delegates did not put these ideas forward when they sat in the praesidium and the Convention?

And there was the Praesidium of the Supreme Soviet.

General G. thought how well he was delivering the denunciation demanded by the Praesidium.

A generic term is praesidium ("guard post or garrison").