Sentence examples for depending on the leadership from inspiring English sources

For those who are interested in a public sector career, the Council, which pays members $112,500 to $141,000, depending on the leadership positions, and gives them two parking placards and at least $277,366 in operating expenses, can be a steppingstone to higher office or a landing strip after years of trekking to the State Capitol.

It depends on the leadership.

Prospects for a deal thus depend on the leadership of both parties.

Much will depend on the leadership of the inquiry and the extent to which Lord Leveson and his panel can set the agenda.

"We depend on the leadership of the pastor and principal to make sure parents are kept informed and consulted when necessary," she said.

The future success of the American Conservatory Theater may also depend on the leadership's ability to understand its patrons better.

"It will not depend on the leadership or good will of any particular mayor or any particular chief of police," he said.

The very future of the country, whether it remains unified or the cleavage demonstrated in voting patterns becomes concrete, depends on the leadership skills displayed by Mr. Jonathan and Mr. Buhari over the coming days and weeks.

But while Heineman and the owners have made it clear that winning championships is the club's goal, Cotton said that continuing its remarkable surge in popularity depends on the leadership being "agnostic" of wins and losses.

President Nicolas Sarkozy has preferred a muscular response to Somali anarchy at sea and on land and remains irked by the kidnapping of a French secret-service agent, Denis Allex, by the Shabab in 2009.In coming weeks much in Somalia will depend on the leadership of the president, Sharif Ahmed, and his prime minister, Abdiweli Mohamed Ali.

As credit lines gum up and outsiders plead for action, it is not just the euro that is at risk, but the future of the European Union and the health of the world economy.It is a sobering thought that so much depends on the leadership of squabbling European politicians who still consistently underestimate what confronts them (see article).