Sentence examples for decent leaders from inspiring English sources

Perhaps someday, when decent leaders return to Congress and the White House, optimism, too, will return to this country.

Such language isn't a substitute for a coherent, secure, and humane international refugee policy; for that, we need constitutional lawyers and adroit diplomats and wise, decent leaders.

Should we care if these countries are run by decent leaders or by drug-dealing, oil-stealing extras from "The Sopranos" — as long as we can just get out?

That is the only way these societies can give birth to their only hope: a new generation of decent leaders who can ensure that this "Arab Quarter Century" ends better than it began.

All they need to do now is raise their numbers ten-fold, spread to 100 major cities, find some decent leaders and a clear programme and negotiate the regime's surrender: then 2012 could be the year that Russia exorcises the Chekist curse.

Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe is a wart on the face of southern Africa and deters many who might invest in the surrounding region.An abiding failure of Africa is the reluctance of relatively decent leaders to club together to shame the really bad ones out of office.

Labour people like their amiable, decent leader.

"I'm a decent leader, but I'm not a manager," he later told me.

Then perhaps Labour might finally come to its senses before the next election and find a decent leader for the first time in two decades - so long as the party survives the shock.

The lack of conscience in the yes-men Benedict and Pope John Paul II appointed to positions of decision-making means that Catholics should not be holding their breath expecting the Holy Spirit to elect a decent leader.

With a decent leader finally at the helm, and a nation of people willing to put in the effort, I believe we can surmount the tremendous obstacles which prevent us from being the country we have the potential to be.