Sentence examples for leadership released from inspiring English sources

Last week, the leadership released a welcome new policy on immigration that is likely to be adopted in the next few days.

Also on Saturday, an extremist group with ties to Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, a homegrown jihadist group that American intelligence agencies say has some foreign leadership, released an audiotape warning of a new offensive, according to news agency reports.

The attack came as the Taliban leadership released a statement on the group's Web site on Thursday mocking claims by the secretary general of NATO, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, that Taliban attacks had been declining, and citing contrary information from "other enemy officials" that they had been increasing.

The House Democratic leadership released a mocking "Welcome Back, Mr. Ryan" video rapping him for boasting about securing automatic spending cuts that he now denounces and pressing for an overhaul that would offer future retirees a fixed subsidy to buy health insurance rather than a guaranteed government program.

Earlier this week, the 2012 and 2013 marching band student squad leadership released a lengthy statement defending Waters against the investigation, which they called "false and misleading".

They gained popularity performing in London's underground music scene during the late 1960s, and under Barrett's leadership released two charting singles and a successful debut album, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn (1967).

Even if lawmakers do, as expected, get behind this vote setting up an Obamacare repeal on Friday, there are already signs that some Republicans may eventually withhold support on a final repeal vote until GOP leadership releases details of an alternative.

Such a deal might include sweeteners for the Palestinian leadership — release of Palestinian prisoners, for example, or changes on the ground in the West Bank.

The leadership race released polarising impulses within the party, to which the palpable sense of alienation between the parliamentary party and the rank and file has also contributed.

Owen Smith, the former shadow work and pensions secretary who had been known to be gathering Labour MPs' signatures to support a leadership run, released a statement saying he would not launch a challenge while the talks were going on.

James Traub's article on Richard Holbrooke (March 26) describes the final days of the FY2000 budget negotiations when a high-priced deal was struck with the G.O.P. Congressional leadership, which released nearly $1 billion in United Nations back dues.