Sentence examples for effectively leader from inspiring English sources
And if you want to really be an effectively leader you need to know when & how to get rid of under-performers or bad seeds.
We've got a Liberal govt in NSW that's in disarray and NSW is effectively leader-less from today".
When the world does tackle climate change effectively, leaders will be making decisions about ramping up R&D.
"I'm effectively the leader, every day, for 46 minutes, in front of seven different groups," Mr. Dearing said.
What happens now in England is that the attorney general, effectively the leader of the law court system, has been asked by Cameron to urgently consider criminal proceedings.
He said Tutu and Mandela had been close: "Through the period when Mandela was in jail, Tutu was effectively the leader of the liberation struggle in this country".
I don't know of a street named after Desmond Tutu, and he was effectively the leader [of the anti-apartheid movement] for 15 years.
Ayatollah Khamenei is effectively the leader of the Islamic hardliners, and has the last say on many crucial and strategic issues.
By the early to mid-1970s Brezhadv had established a strong enough power base to effectively become leader.
After trying and failing for years to generate the necessary solidarity and staying power to negotiate effectively with leaders of the world's most important tennis events, the men and their off-court leader, Roger Federer, are now trying and succeeding.
