Sentence examples for Long leadership from inspiring English sources

Yet defeat in the Ashes ended its long leadership of the world rankings.

"In this long leadership debate, I haven't heard a single suggestion about how we might deal with the deficit".

Mr Burnham joked: "It's been a long leadership campaign... It's been so long that I can just about remember being the frontrunner".

The endowment for the award came from Dr. Robert Rabson, who enabled much novel plant physiology research through his long leadership of the U.S. Department of Energy's Energy Biosciences Division.

Weinberger presented the 33rd annual Hatfield Lecture, "Going Long: Leadership Strategies for a Volatile World," Sept. 17 in Statler Auditorium, to a packed audience of students, faculty and alumni.

ANY discussion of the Lucerne Festival Orchestra must start with Mr. Abbado, the 74-year-old maestro who has achieved old-master status through his long leadership of the Berlin Philharmonic, the Teatro alla Scala and the Vienna State Opera, as well as his knowledge and deeply sensitive approach to conducting.

And the official opposition is reeling after a ferocious and divisive summer-long leadership challenge.

The program has already received national attention at Teach for America's Lead Now Conference, a week-long leadership seminar for more than 550 nominated scholars.

No Iranian president has ever dared to challenge the supremacy of Ali Khamenei's two-decade-long leadership as publicly as Mahmoud Ahmadinejad did recently in an extraordinary power struggle between him and the ayatollah.

A merchant's son, Mr. Hu survived a decade-long leadership trial by persuading elders that he was the perfect party mandarin, pragmatic and flexible, yet discreet and fiercely loyal.

Furthermore, a summer-long leadership election, where all the candidates look the same, sound the same, believe roughly the same things (and actually played football together as young policy advisers under New Labour) is scarcely likely to engage the public.