It is unusual but not unprecedented for a judge to preside at bedside for an injured defendant.
The Church of England has questioned the Methodist practice of occasionally allowing non-ordained people to preside at communion services.
Like many another despot, Mr Milosevic probably prefers to preside over a heap of rubble than not to preside at all.
On his two day visit, he is to preside at a beatification ceremony for two Maltese priests and a nun who lived in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Bishops Burnham, Newton and Broadhurst were all acting as so-called flying bishops - ministering to Church of England parishes where congregations voted not to allow a woman priest to preside at services.
The Chief Apostle shall preside at all meetings if present, of the Board of Governors and the Board of Presbytery and shall see that all orders and resolutions of the Boards are carried into effect.
At the end of the day the heads of families preside over family worship during which sacrifices and offerings are made.
During his first tour at OMB under President Clinton, Jack was the only budget director in history to preside over budget surpluses for three consecutive years.
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In Austin next week video game developers will gather at a conference called GDC Online, where the console makers host lavish parties and preside over warehouse-sized booths with giant screens showing games of glory and gore with noise reverberating from stadium-sized speakers.
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It was not until after the Second World War that another milestone was reached - the first woman was nominated at the beginning of the 1946-7 session to the Chairman's Panel which allowed her to preside over a debate of the whole House in committee, which she did on 31 May 1948.
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