Sentence examples for highest leader from inspiring English sources

Mrs. White viewed ORT as a vast family, from local chapter members to the highest leader in World ORT.

Mr. Vajpayee acknowledged as much in an interview broadcast on Saturday, when he called General Musharraf, who is also the army chief, Pakistan's highest leader and said he should take part in efforts to improve relations.

Owen's best friend is a black girl; one neighborhood dog belongs to two gay men; and when Owen is surprised to learn that the Greater Dane (Vanessa Redgrave), the highest leader on Sirius, is a she, Hubble says, "Of course".

"So if you want to run for the White House, if you want to assume that role as the highest leader in this nation, you'd do well to begin to engage America's burgeoning Hispanic community".

This is not the first time Francis or church leaders have spoken in strong terms about the environment -- the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops released a "plea for dialogue" on climate change in 2001 -- though the encyclical is the first to address climate change in such an official manner from the church's highest leader.

18 Jero Petinggi— the name is limited to the ritual sphere— holds a double office: he is the highest leader in everyday life, the perbekel, 19 and also has an outstanding honorary position in the temple as Jero Petinggi.

Mr. Segal said that captains, the highest leaders with regular troop contact, will do everything they can to keep a problem within the company.

"I think it is highly doubtful that Mr. Mashaei will be allowed to run," said Amir Mohebbian, an analyst who is close to Iran's highest leaders.

The hostility expressed between the country's highest leaders, at a time of increasing Western pressure, comes despite repeated calls for political unity by Ayatollah Khamenei.

How are our highest leaders influencing others to live, to run their businesses or to raise their children?

They also decided to destroy vast amounts of material pertaining to war crimes and the war responsibility of the nation's highest leaders.