"heads of countries" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the leaders or highest-ranking officials of different nations. Example: The meeting was attended by the heads of countries such as the United States, Canada, and Mexico to discuss trade agreements.
Referring to the last international AIDS conference in South Africa, he said with outrage, "The heads of countries are responsible for the health of the people they govern.
Speaking at a news conference alongside President Ahmadinejad, he said, "We see that sometimes when the leaders and heads of countries do not pay attention to the nations' demands, the people themselves take action to achieve their demands".
In a plaza, on a day in when the whole idea was to issue verbal fire against the heads of countries, the dozen or so Sri Lankans had come for the exact opposite reason: to show support.
While he spoke fondly of the prospect of his first real vacation in 43 years and assuming chairmanlike duties like flying around the world and meeting with the heads of countries, he also promised to remain involved in such abstruse matters as hedging Citigroup's foreign exchange exposure.
Although the job is associated with working with the first lady and with entertaining -- and best known for staging state dinners for heads of countries -- the social secretary's office is responsible for every event or ceremony that occurs in the White House or on the grounds.
"When leaders and heads of countries do not pay attention to the demands of their nations, the people themselves take action to achieve their demands," IRNA quoted Gul as saying Monday.
Whether with its handbags, umbrellas with the heads of country animals, or dresses worthy of wear by young British movie stars, Burberry became hip and desirable.
In addition to the heads of country offices, the meeting will be attended by UNICEF Regional Director, Mr. Bernt Aasen, his advisory staff from the regional office in Panama and UNICEF Programme Policy and Operations staff from New York Headquarters.
The average income per head of countries with current-account surpluses is now much less than that of countries with deficits (see chart).
And all those people are at the head of countries.
He held a meeting of heads of state from countries in Latin America and the Caribbean last month.
