The nation's leadership cast anyone refusing to accept the results of the race as an enemy of the state.
"Communications from Fed leadership cast some doubt on the appetite of the key policy makers for increasing the monthly flow of purchases," Michael Feroli, chief United States economist at JPMorgan Chase, wrote in an analysis of the coming meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee.
On the contrary, his unholy alliance with Ecuador's political leadership casts a shadow over what was, despite everything, his real achievement: to reveal shattering news through the revolutionary medium of WikiLeaks.
There is also that bubbling ambition, reflected in the way he persisted in promoting himself as a Senate candidate -- even after the state Republican leadership cast its lot with Mr. Giuliani -- and in the way he seeks publicity.
The passage containing the statement should read: The company further "commend[ed] Dream for Darfur and other organizations for their leadership in casting a spotlight on this atrocity and the need for immediate international resolution.
Both Moulton and Rice opposed Pelosi in last year's House Democratic leadership election, casting their ballots instead for Ohio Rep. Tim Ryan as minority leader.
Israel's people panicked and its leadership was cast into confusion.
Under their leadership, Goldman cast off any remaining commercial restraints and embraced risk by trading and investing in everything from stocks, bonds, currencies, futures, and swaps; Goldman , Sachs Asset Managementnow invests about $200 billion of other people's money, and the firm's private-banking division caters to almost half of the Forbes 400.
These components of team leadership are cast within an emerging IMOI (inputs, mediators, outcomes, inputs) framework proposed for understanding the cyclical and ongoing nature of teams in organizations.
Despite having built a reputation for toughness on crime and for polarizing comments about immigrants and Islam, Mr. Sarkozy quickly donned the calming, sober cloak of leadership, incarnating France, casting himself as the president who unites and protects, rather than the candidate who divides.
