Sentence examples for of key leaders from inspiring English sources

The feud has been going on in some areas for more than a year now, playing out in assassinations of key leaders or the overrunning of particular outposts.

The strains of the security situation and absence of key leaders have stalled internal political debates, slowed national decision making, and increased Maliki's vulnerability to alternative coalitions.

Dara'a is a majority Sunni tribal region that has long been a base of support for the elite; it is the home of key leaders in the military and the government, including the vice president, Farouk al-Sharaa.

Although the tanks were gone by midafternoon, military officials said United States Special Operations forces were operating in and around Baghdad, seeking to develop targeting information and political intelligence on the whereabouts of key leaders.

Jones, who majored in nuclear engineering at Texas A&M, had a lot of theories, and one — just politically incorrect enough to flourish in a remote place like Arghandab — had to do with the role of key leaders in Afghanistan.

This book contains useful information about the background of Hamas and how it has bankrolled itself, portraits of key leaders and interesting excerpts from captured documents and United States government files, including some wiretap transcripts introduced as evidence in court cases.

A goal of key-leader engagement was to identify local leaders and determine who should talk to them and how they could best be persuaded to stand up to the Taliban.

An exhausted Vitali Klitschko, the heavyweight boxer who has become one of the key leaders of the protests, said he was amazed by the police movements and was heading back to Independence Square despite not having slept.

In arguing for the high bail, Assistant District Attorney Cindy Martelli contended on Thursday that Mr. Sellers was one of the key leaders of the illegal street demonstrations Tuesday in which more than 200 protesters were arrested.

Between July and September 1948, most of the key leaders of the Uprising were captured or killed.

A trained physicist, Angela Merkel became Germany's first female chancellor in 2005, emerging as one of the key leaders of the European Union.