Sentence examples for pick leaders from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the Kremlin tends to pick leaders for loyalty rather than competence.

So they tend to pick leaders who won't make any big mistakes — but that means picking ones who won't make any bold decisions".

"The best way to find a good leader and to depoliticize the office is to do what the military does: you pick leaders from within the service," Mr. Farrell said.

Around the world, AV is widely used to pick leaders and winners – from mayors and party leaders to Colin Firth's 2011 Oscar – but that is not the issue tomorrow.

The TV viewers may not have votes in the Republican conference, but looking good on television sends a post-election message to their colleagues that the time has come to pick leaders with a wider appeal to the public than Messrs Gingrich and Armey have ever had.But the need for a wider appeal goes beyond the TV screen.

The additional evidence raises questions not only about the precision of Mr. Giuliani's recollection, but also about how a man who proclaims his ability to pick leaders came to overlook a jumble of disturbing information about Mr. Kerik, even as he pushed him for two crucial government positions.

So, will the Tories eventually realise their error, and resume their tradition of picking leaders with more ordinary backgrounds?

The book begins not by focusing on technology per se, but with a discussion of designing and staffing an organization, including tips on picking leaders.

It will likely apply digital tools to the larger electoral process to shake up how we approach picking leaders, and keep the large citizenry informed.

Pierce's election came the same day as legislators in New Jersey and Iowa also picked leaders for the coming year.

Legislators in three states started picking leaders for 2012 on Thursday, including a replacement for the recalled president of the Arizona Senate.