Sentence examples for considering to lead from inspiring English sources

When Ray Kelly, the man Barack Obama is currently considering to lead homeland security, was the New York City police commissioner, he allegedly had a policy of terrorising black and Latino neighbourhoods.

In 2006, as Americans began promoting eradication by specially trained Afghan forces, heroin was found in a car belonging Hajji Zaher Qadir, whom Mr. Karzai had been considering to lead the border police force.

Among the people he is said to be considering to lead the Environmental Protection Agency, which Trump once proposed gutting, is Myron Ebell, a prominent skeptic of climate science.

But many say it was really her talent as a fund-raiser that made her stand out among the candidates who were considered to lead the campaign committee.

The fact that the elder Kim is being seriously considered to lead the organization raises questions about its seriousness about reform.

Mr. Zarif is also being considered to lead a new round of nuclear negotiations with the major powers, replacing the conservative Saeed Jalili, who made things worse when he was in that job.

In any case, the MarR mutations found in the present study are considered to lead to the loss of repressive function.

The concomitant endosomal buffering effect and increased polymer endosomal membrane interactions are considered to lead to increased protein delivery into the cytosol.

He is being considered to lead the Pentagon.

A ritual bath on Kartik Poornima in the Pushkar Lake is considered to lead one to salvation.

Being deep enough into Catholicism to the point where you can be considered to lead the church means not being too forward-thinking.