Sentence examples for appropriate leaders from inspiring English sources

Obama has said repeatedly that he would be willing to meet with appropriate leaders of Iran and other hostile countries at the time and place of his choosing when it can serve U.S. national interests.

"I believe the developing countries need to be careful who they allow to speak as their leadership," said Paul Bledsoe. "I don't believe that petrol states like Saudi Arabia or Venezuela are the appropriate leaders for the interests of less rich countries, most of whom do not have fossil resources.

The appropriate leaders have been kept informed".

However, identifying appropriate leaders can be labour intensive and unreliable (Doumit et al, 2007).

"There is an appropriate leader for each country," he said guardedly.

In Trump, Grillo appears to have finally found an appropriate leader with whom to be compared.

Washington is the appropriate leader for any international effort to rescue Liberia, a troubled West African nation that was founded by freed American slaves and has longstanding economic and political links to the United States.

Kray and Lee are now more deeply pursuing research on why a team-size bias exists based not only on stereotypes of who is a more appropriate leader but also on how complex and challenging the jobs of leading teams of various sizes are believed to be.

Bartz, with her ties to the software establishment, would also be an appropriate leader to strike some sort of new business deal with Microsoft.

Questions have been raised over whether Mr Flowers, who took over after the 2009 merger with Britannia, was an appropriate leader for the large bank, especially since he did not have prior experience in banking.

Cartwright described how von Stauffenberg was an appropriate leader for the plot: "He was the man who unmistakably wore the mantle of a near-mystic German past, a warrior Germany, a noble Germany, a poetic Germany, a Germany of myth and longing".