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presidium

[pri-sid-ee-uhm] / prɪˈsɪd i əm /


NOUN
privy council
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“We’re now writing a complaint to the presidium of the Supreme Court. From there we’re only one step away from the Constitutional Court,” he wrote.

From Seattle Times

The next day, she became a member of United Russia’s presidium, the 35 people who manage the party.

From New York Times

As a member of the presidium of party elders, Hu sat through the entirety of the opening ceremony and was expected to do the same on the final day.

From Washington Post

October 1988 - Gorbachev consolidates power by becoming chairman of presidium of the Supreme Soviet, the national legislature.

From Reuters

Apart from the advisory team that serves an honorary role, there is also a 90-member presidium that Lee is consulting to draft his platform.

From Reuters