Sentence examples for leadership warning from inspiring English sources

In a series of lengthy air-clearing party meetings over the past week, Senate Democrats have presented their complaints to the leadership, warning that they had better steady the ship or face the prospect of huge losses in two years.

After Netanyahu addressed Congress this month, 47 Republican senators wrote an open letter to the Iranian leadership, warning it that a successor to Obama could refuse to honour any agreement reached.

In August 2000, while the book was still in galleys, Leslie Sponsel, of the University of Hawaii, and Terence Turner, an anthropologist at Cornell, sent an e-mail to the A.A.A.'s leadership, warning of an "impending scandal," unparalleled in its "scale, ramifications and sheer criminality and corruption".

The US secretary of state, whose eight-week intensive push for the resumption of negotiations has so far gained little ground, has called on Israelis and Palestinians to "demonstrate leadership", warning that talks must resume within weeks if not days if the peace process, stalled since 2009, is to have any chance of success.

The letter, signed by representatives from England, Wales and Scotland, says the councillors do not have faith in Jeremy Corbyn's "weak leadership", warning that the country faces an existential threat from the vote to leave the EU with a potential second Scottish referendum looming.

During his speech, Obama took a thinly veiled shot at Republicans over a letter 47 of their senators sent to the Iranian leadership warning that any deal could be overturned by Congress or a future president.

David Miliband has intervened in the Labour leadership by warning that electing Jeremy Corbyn as leader could lead to one-party rule under the Conservatives.

Jeremy Corbyn has struck a defiant tone in a close-of-poll statement on Labour's tough leadership election, warning rebellious MPs against "destructive self-indulgence".

The Palestinian leadership is warning Europe and the US that failure to support its bid for statehood at the United Nations on Thursday will further strengthen Hamas after the Gaza fighting by suggesting that violence, rather than diplomacy, is the way to win concessions from Israel.

For the second time in a month, the Senate's Republican leadership is warning potential partners in an international agreement that the United States may balk at any deal.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has come closest to seizing the mantle of leadership in Europe, warning in her New Year's address that the continent was facing its "harshest test in decades".