Sentence examples for move leaders from inspiring English sources

Olli Rehn, the European commissioner for monetary affairs, welcomed the move; leaders of political parties in the European parliament compared Draghi's decisiveness favourably with the perceived fecklessness and hesitation of eurozone political leaders.

Can we effectively move leaders from place to place?

It should move leaders in education to rethink the way we look at college admission and rethink the way we present the things we say we value".

It should move leaders in education to rethink the way we look at college admission and rethink the way we present the things we say we value: civic engagement, historical knowledge, mathematical literacy, honoring the arts, access to science.

"That's certainly how we feel about it, and that's why we'll continue to use the CRC as a lever to help move leaders and communities everywhere," she said.

As an effective means of moving leaders or fellow citizens toward one political course or another, eloquence was akin to pure power.

Yet Dr. King, 34 years old at the time, lifted the sights of the 250,000 people in the crowd, predicting America's redemption from its history of racial oppression and moving leaders to face that searing injustice.

But it underscores the same lesson Bill Gates learned two years ago on a visit to northern Nigeria, where a rumor that polio vaccines sterilize Muslim girls had moved leaders to halt vaccinations, leading to an outbreak that later spread across the continent.

The victory moved leaders Barcelona six points clear of their rivals in La Liga after only 10 games.

In this paper, the surrounding control problem of a group of non-identical agents is considered, where a team of followers achieves an equidistant distributed formation to surround a team of moving leaders.

The Israeli authorities have tried to break the strike by moving leaders into solitary confinement.