Sentence examples for changing leader from inspiring English sources

I'm not convinced that means changing leader right now.

Labour is making excuses for not changing leader, just as it did five years ago.

Political parties that offer a more progressive vision around the world should mark well the lesson of hard economic times, and, if they try changing leader just before an election, make sure it is to someone who hasn't been prime minister before.

Speaking on the BBC's Vote 2014 programme, Lib Dem federal executive member Martin Tod said that changing leader would show the party was "listening to the electorate.

Algorithms for solving the consensus problem can be classified into two broad categories: leader-based algorithms that use the notion of a (changing) leader (a process with some specific role), and decentralized algorithms, where no such dedicated process is used.

Speaking this morning, May warned her party that changing leader now could lead to Brexit being delayed or prevented and would "put our country's future at risk".

"It's difficult because we have changing leaders, and they change focus," he acknowledged.

The ad has been placed by Saxton Bampfylde, a London-based headhunting firm that, according to its mission statement, exists "to change the world by changing leaders in interesting and important organisations".

Since 2000 alone, the Olympic committee has had three presidents and four chief executives, changing leaders the way athletes change socks.

For Mr. Halley and Mr. Guzman, who are not romantically involved, that means changing leader-follower roles many times during a single piece of music and coming up with choreographically exciting and innovative moves that catch the attention of both audience and judges.

This is no time to be changing leaders.