Sentence examples for changes in the leadership of from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the city council was called into session this week to consider changes in the leadership of the police department.

As a result of the dismal performances by the United States in the past three Olympics, there will be dramatic changes in the leadership of the team.

There have been changes in the leadership of both big political parties, and for the first time these changes involve class as much as policy.

The departure of Mr. Spilker is the latest in a series of management changes in the leadership of Goldman's asset management division.

"The new government wants to have radical changes in the leadership of Iraqi security forces," said Mowaffak al-Rubaie, a member of the Shiite coalition.

In Washington, officials said they were unconcerned about the paper or the broader changes in the leadership of the Egyptian military.

We need a change in the leadership of this country — just as we did in 1960.

The move, while not unexpected, marks a significant change in the leadership of I.B.M., which has been battling increasing competition.

But in many ways, the most visible change in the leadership of such traditionally all-female volunteer corps is the appearance of men.

Yesterday, Sather cited a change in ownership, a change in the leadership of the ownership, and the inability of Canadian teams to receive financial subsidies from their national government as factors in his decision.

By Ken Auletta When the Politburo wanted to signal a change in the leadership of the Soviet Union, reporters knew because the Soviet state radio suddenly switched from its regular programming to sombre classical music.