Sentence examples for leadership representative from inspiring English sources

The document called for the creation of a Palestinian leadership representative of all factions, a high security council to reform the security forces of Gaza, and a committee to organise new elections.

The Republican armed services committee leadership, representative Buck McKeon of California and senator James Inhofe of Oklahoma, additionally blasted Obama for "clearly violating laws" requiring a month's notice to Congress before releasing anyone from Guantanamo.

In a sign of the strains in the House leadership, Representative Roy Blunt, Republican of Missouri, the majority whip, said Wednesday that he had not been told about Mr. Foley's case until last week.

Robin Bevan, headteacher at Southend high school for boys in Essex and the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) national leadership representative, recommends using questions that don't have an obvious answer.

The hospital administration leadership, representatives from public affairs, and legal counsel may facilitate funding, issues that might draw lay press attention, and consent processes.

Representative Sue Kelly should look to the leadership that Representative Nita M. Lowey and the Westchester County executive, Andrew J. Spano, have shown on Indian Point.

In the most hotly contested leadership battle, Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers of Washington went head-to-head with Representative Tom Price of Georgia over the leadership of the House Republican Conference, the party's No. 4 post.

In the most hotly contested leadership battle, Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers of Washington went head to head with Representative Tom Price of Georgia over leadership of the House Republican Conference.

At the leadership level, Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, the majority leader who helped engineer the vote, ultimately opposed the bill, while Representatives Kevin McCarthy of California, the No. 3 Republican, and Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, the House Budget Committee chairman, both voted in favor.

Only with new leadership, said Representative Larry Kissell of North Carolina, can House Democrats "become a national party again".

"I have time and again spoken out against this to leadership," said Representative Robert Dold of Illinois, who is in a tough re-election battle.