Sentence examples for leadership plotting from inspiring English sources

She said she regularly criticised the Labour leader and his office in person and preferred open criticism to behind the scenes leadership plotting.

Kenyatta himself encouraged no one to claim the inheritance, but leading Kikuyu who had benefited greatly under his leadership plotted to secure a complaisant successor.

The extra twist of a personal family drama underpinning a political power struggle lent the Labour Party leadership plot Shakespearian intensity.

But with Labour's victory in Glenrothes - a seat every observer and bookie believed was another win for the SNP - Brown's bounce back from the torrid months of leadership plots and plunging opinion poll figures has been consolidated.

Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham said there had not been a "shred of truth" in a newspaper story linking him with a leadership plot, calling it "pure fiction".

Meanwhile, across the border in Pakistan, the Taliban leadership were plotting a comeback.

The decision to try Ghailani in New York revives a long dormant case, charging Bin Laden and the top al-Qaida leadership with plotting the embassy attacks that killed more than 200 people and injured thousands, including many who were blinded by shards of flying glass.

"He has made it hard for the leadership to plot a strategy".

For those plotting leadership coups, there is even a private dining-room.

The Jewish leadership is depicted as plotting to kill Jesus early on and as pushing Pontius Pilate to execute him.

Conventions and congresses are raucous: there's always someone unhappy with the leadership, and various factions plotting power grabs.