Sentence examples for key public figures from inspiring English sources

Afghan insurgents appeared to continue their assassination campaign against key public figures on Wednesday with the killing of the mayor of Kandahar.

The Daily Mail devotes 21 pages to the story today with tributes from 11 key public figures for its unstinting campaign.

Former president Jimmy Carter, secretary of state Madeleine Albright, Dr Henry Kissinger, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and other key public figures all turned up.

But since his triumph, Mr. Suozzi has hurt his ascension to power by insulting and threatening some key public figures, his critics and even some supporters say.

Ms. Madikizela-Mandela, 76, is, if anything, an expert on the emotions that can be stirred by her family's history and her own as one of the key public figures in South Africa's long struggle for nonracial democracy.

Trump has sparked alarm among diplomats by repeatedly entering into Twitter spats with key public figures, including the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, to whom he recently boasted about the size of the US nuclear arsenal.

Only one key public figure in Brittany, the owner of the local daily, Ouest France, has voiced his hostility to the deal.

The High Commissioner, who reports annually to the General Assembly through the Economic and Social Council, has become a key public figure in efforts to rally international support for refugee programs.

Kenyon, who had to go on 'gardening leave' between leaving United and officially taking up his Chelsea role in early 2004, has been a key public figure in the club's off-the-field transformation.

Grass, however, was arguably the key public literary figure of that generation; his work essential reading for the German book-buying public, whether they approved of him or not.

The report accused the Treasury of being narrowly focused on lowering its key public sector net debt (PSND) figure.