Sentence examples for confront the leader from inspiring English sources
Finally, somebody had to confront the leader.
The New York Times asked Joseph J. Lhota, the Republican nominee, and Bill de Blasio, the Democratic nominee, to explain their approaches to being a boss: making tough choices, recruiting a savvy staff and coping with the crises that inevitably confront the leader of the nation's largest municipality.
He will not confront the leader if elected.
As a direct, ex-military man, he devised a strategy that he thought might just be crazy enough to work: confront the leader of the gang directly on his own turf.
Subsequent resort to violence has not changed the basic issues that confront the leaders of Israel, the Palestinians, other Arab countries and the United States.
If elected Norris has vowed to challenge homophobia around the world and promised to confront the leaders of regimes who persecute gay people.
And it is Adi that Oppenheimer's camera tracks as he sets out to confront the leaders of the death squads who murdered Ramli, having gained access to their homes by arranging to test their eyes.
Maybe the best course of action isn't to point fingers and blame an entire generation for how they were raised, but to confront the leaders of the PC movement.
His attacks on Barack Obama's willingness to confront the leaders of Iran at the negotiating table, and his piling on agreement with President Bush's loathsome attempt to link Obama to Nazi appeasers, were shown to be nothing more than hypocritical political posturing by Jamie Rubin.
A furious David Cameron confronted the leader of the rebellion just outside the House of Commons division lobbies late on Tuesday night as it became clear that normally loyal Tory MPs were determined to register their opposition to House of Lords reform.
The film follows how a landscape architect's life changes when he confronts the leader of a gang of young thieves who break into his office, leading him on a journey of discovery of himself and the London he lives in.
