Sentence examples for leadership cuts from inspiring English sources

Colleagues have no scruples in the tactics they employ to silence female colleagues – "The leadership cuts our microphones off," she says – or through intimidation.

A week before it, House leadership cuts a deal, the Bangor Daily News reported.

There are still a significant number of moderates opposing the bill, and there are likely a few conservatives who will vote "no" regardless of whether leadership cuts a deal, particularly if there's no feasible agreement on immigration.

HAVANA — The death of Hugo Chávez sent a ripple of sadness and uncertainty across this island on Wednesday as Cubans mourned the loss of an ideological son and generous ally, and worried about the economic pain that could lie ahead if the new Venezuelan leadership cut off hefty oil subsidies.

As a joint investigation from WNYC and The Record newspaper has found, New Jersey Transit, under Christie's leadership, cut funding for efforts to prepare for climate change in the midst of a dire state budget situation.

According to an Albanian account, "Right after the 4th Congress of the PLA, when it became clear that its attempts at imposing its will on Albania were futile, the Soviet leadership cut off all the credits envisaged in the agreements between the two countries".

She was suspended, investigated for poor leadership and cut off from her soldiers and staff.

Garvey's leadership was cut short in 1923 when he was indicted and convicted of fraud in his handling of funds raised to establish a black steamship line.

And this week its leadership temporarily cut the association's ties with its large Chicago affiliate, which was riven by an internal feud.

The late-November operation did not include any effort by U.S. forces to seal the border with Pakistan, snatch the al Qaeda leadership, or cut off the al Qaeda escape".

They said European officials were balancing a conviction that the International Monetary Fund should not be involved in solving Greece's problems with their belief that political pressure was necessary for the Greek political leadership to cut spending and raise revenues.