Sentence examples for off the leadership from inspiring English sources

Croome reels them off, the leadership found wanting: "Nothing from Rudd, Gillard, Abbott".

Once they kill off the leadership on both sides, then maybe the non-violent wing will emerge, if there is one.

It would feature swift ground actions to seize footholds in the country and strikes to cut off the leadership in Baghdad.

They did not include Owen Smith, Corbyn's rival for the Labour leadership or Angela Eagle, who kicked off the leadership challenge (she abstained).

"These types of actions represent one of the favorite tactics in Calderón's anti-crime strategy, cutting off the leadership of the drug cartels," said Jose Luis Piñeiro, a security expert at the Autonomous Metropolitan University in Mexico City.

One day after Bruce Kovner, the hedge fund titan who co-founded the $10 billion Caxton Associates, announced he was handing off the leadership of his firm after nearly three decades, another industry veteran is making a similar move.

Some Democratic officials said privately on Friday that it was not certain that all 32 Democrats would sign off on the leadership deal when the caucus meets Saturday in Manhattan, leaving open a possibility for further turmoil.

Dr. Bessler tried a number of off-the-shelf leadership programs, but they had little impact on turnover and did not interest physicians.

A couple days after the draft, Darnold showed his off-the-field leadership when he visited patients at a New Jersey children's hospital.

It pulled this off under the leadership of Steven P. Jobs, its former chief executive, who died in late 2011.

The second, apparently written by Mullah Zakir, accuses Mullah Mansour "and other corrupt agents like him" of breaking off from the leadership "in the hope of taking the inheritance of the movement".