Sentence examples for correct leader from inspiring English sources

It also hands too much power to the power brokers – up to 130 of Labour's MPs have backing from the Unite union, which has warned Labour to choose the "correct leader".

On Sunday, Mr McCluskey said it was "essential" that the correct leader is chosen, adding: "It's up to them.

In a BBC interview, he refused to be drawn on his preferred leadership candidate but said it was "essential that the correct leader emerged".

Instead, I'm afraid, our politically correct "leaders" have decreed that not a penny is to be spent on the occasion.

Asked whether Lady Warsi's warning of the possible extinction of some Christian communities was correct, the leader of Catholics in England and Wales, the archbishop of Westminster, Vincent Nichols, told Today: "I think in some parts of the Middle East that is probably true.

Though the details of the events and his actions in handling them remained disputed, his portrayal as the personification of the "politically correct" academic leader later became the focus of Congressional opposition to his nomination to head the National Endowment for the Humanities.

The corrected time leader is a jostle between a series of boats.

"I'm not interested in the politically correct nonsense the leader of the opposition might carry on with".

A boss fixes blame; a leader corrects mistakes.

Mr. Herbert may be correct that our leaders will be afraid to take up this issue again.

In his departing words to Mr. Arafat, the pope was lighthearted and jokingly corrected the Palestinian leader when he misstated the number of Stations of the Cross, which trace the final hours of Jesus' life.