Sentence examples for lower leaders from inspiring English sources

Bin Laden himself, in the documents that Navy SEALs recovered from his house in Abbottabad, Pakistan, worried about "the rise of lower leaders who are not as experienced, and this would lead to the repeat of mistakes".

The observed lightning strike points coincide rather well with the corners of the buildings which are characterized by lower leader inception electric fields.

Photograph: Fred Dufour/AFP/Getty Images 4.01pm GMT An Indian woman sells portraits and books of lower caste leaders as lower caste people gather near the Indian parliament for a protest demanding affirmative action in private company jobs, in New Delhi, India.

It appears more likely that Mr Hu has moved against Mr Chen in order to demonstrate his resolve in the face of a more general threat: that of provincial and lower level leaders blithely ignoring the central government's efforts to tame the economy.

Likewise, employee innovative performance is likely to be lower when leaders engage only in either high opening or high closing behaviors.

He said they were focusing on lower-level leaders who were in touch with their neighborhoods.

They were lower-key leaders like Charles O. Prince III of Citigroup and Richard D. Parsons of Time Warner, whose job it was to repair the excesses and mistakes of their predecessors.

The career prospects of lower-level leaders can be ruined by the appearance in Beijing of petitioners from their localities.The relief centres at Majialou and Jiujingzhuang represent progress of sorts.

He has encouraged quite a lot of debate, albeit mostly behind closed doors among party theorists, about ways to make the party more democratic and expand the use of elections to select lower-level leaders.

Impact and opportunities: Retention and repetition rates have been lowered; school leaders need to be indentified and supported Initial results of the evaluation of the Philippines CFS strategy indicate that its major success has been in improving childrens retention.

The PRI's lower-house leader, an unabashed party hack who once ran the (now independent) federal electoral machinery, explained why: "We are learning to deal with the new reality".