And she suggested forming teams of "master leaders" of principals and their staff members who could be sent in to turn around failing schools.
— Steve Politi (@StevePoliti) 5 Apr 12 Live Masters Leader Board >> Can anybody hit a fairway?
— JEFF BRADLEY Minus-4 is in the clubhouse and David Lynn is your Masters leader.
(April 13) 3. FOR MCILROY, AN ENDING HE NEVER SAW COMING The Masters leader for the first three rounds, Rory McIlroy shot an eight-over-par 80 and finished 10 strokes behind the winner.
All great masters, leaders, entrepreneurs and even mavericks have gone through a minimum of 10,000 hours of practise to excel in what they do.
In June, the Worshipful Master, or leader, of the Gate City Lodge was served with complaints from two other lodges, whose Worshipful Masters were upset that Gate City had admitted a "nonwhite man" to its ranks.
With the enthusiastic backing of Haiti's former colonial master, a leader elected with overwhelming popular support has been driven from office by a loose association of convicted human rights abusers, seditious former army officers and pro-American business leaders.
By the end of the 11th century, Ḥasan, as grand master or leader of the sect, commanded from this centre both a chain of strongholds all over Iran and Iraq and also a network of propagandists and agents in enemy camps and cities.
After a long digression on the role of Rome in the providential design of human history, he turns from political to philosophical authority, citing Aristotle as in effect the governor of the mind, "master and leader of human reason insofar as it is directed to man's highest work" [4.6.8].
Socrates was the master discussion leader.
