Sentence examples for groups of heads from inspiring English sources

The many small heads may be crowded together in one-sided clusters, or groups of heads may be borne on short branches to form a cluster at the top of the stem.

But for one group of heads, the white paper's flaw is in the gaps.

"Now what are we going to do about those damned public schools?" he asked a group of heads in 1965.

"In one particular meeting I held with a group of heads, it was distressing to hear how isolated and vulnerable many of them said they felt".

The next step is to build support among an even wider group of heads using Twitter, local networks and other social media.

"We were just a group of heads, who had never met beyond our Twitter conversations, but what we have discovered is that there is a broad and growing coalition of school leaders out there who are not "enemies of promise".

When I was in that small group of heads of government negotiating the final deal in Copenhagen, I heard every single industrialized country leader being willing to commit to an 80percentt reduction by the middle of the century.

The supporters believe that these changes would make the new union more receptive to the average African, giving it a much wider perspective than the O.A.U., which was essentially a group of heads of state.

"I came to add my voice to those of a group of heads who have in common a desire to contribute constructively to the national education debate," she said.

We have designed this so it brings a group of heads of state and political leaders from key countries in central and southern Africa together so we can collaborate on a plan to create healthy and sustainable economies.

The twelve-paragraph-long text, which hardly built on the two years of arduous drafting work by UNFCCC working groups, was the product of closed-door deliberations by a small group of heads of states at the margins of the negotiations, led by the US and the BASIC country group (Brazil, China, India and South Africa).