“It had a democratically elected president and a Congress just as we do.”

“The staff's letters this past year to the president of the college have, like those of the year before, not yielded a response.”

“Foster was the president of Shaker Title Services, which is now defunct.”

“The presidency of a successful business involves strategic planning and efficient decision-making.”

“Joe Biden is currently serving in the presidency, as he holds the office of the President of the United States.”

“The presidency of a nation is a highly esteemed and influential position.”

“Likewise, Perot continued to work on the miscellaneous goal of proving his own presidentialness via use of statistics and common sense.”

“The presider of the college was responsible for leading and making key decisions on behalf of the entire institution.”

“Let the presider and sacristan know that you are one of the lectors for that mass.”

“Because of his pastoral office, the Bishop is the presider and minister of charity in his particular Church.”

“And then he had been, on the death of West, in 1820, elected to the presidentship of the Academy.”

“You will have heard of my appointment to the presidentship of the College of Boggleywollah.”

“The First Group has cancelled the plan of McCain appointment to presidentship!”

“One careless gesture, word, or movement caught and blown up over TV could destroy a carefully contrived image of presidentiality.”

“Three years after, in 1263, he brought his completed work to the chapter-general convoked under his presidence at Pisa.”

“Organisation of a court-martial under the presidence of Rossel, chief officer of the staff.”

“The URBACT Monitoring Committee meeting took place under the presidence of Josef Postranecki in Prague on May 20th 2009 in the presence of all Member and Partner States and of the European Commission.”

“As early as 1720, British craftsmen, metal smiths and clockmakers, applied for permits to work in the newly formed presidencies.”

“Very few professors will agree to chair their departments or take on deanships or even consider college presidencies.”

“For a while, leftish bloggers were quite caught up in the notion that the correlation of good economic performance with Democratic presidencies had to be causal.”

“One of the most popular presidents in recent memory is about to commit a cardinal sin.”

“There are many ways that presidents admit responsibility besides publicly issuing the big mea culpa.”

“During its turbulent history, it had known dozens of presidents, but their efforts to rule had been fruitless, invariably with blood flowing.”