Sentence examples for remote leader from inspiring English sources

In recent years, Mr. Arafat had become an ever more remote leader, locked in his beachside compound or traveling exhaustively around the world.

A Remote Leader By the time Mr. Mbeki assumed the nation's helm in 1999, with Mr. Zuma again as his deputy, those criticisms were increasingly strident.

That was hard for liberation movement leaders to swallow, but the humble citizens wanted their now remote leaders to acknowledge their plight.

One of the big challenges that newly remote leaders face is hiring.

The difference is merely that remote leaders must do this more intentionally.

While it's true that having remote leaders in a team might have seemed unusual just a few years ago, it's become more and more common as companies compete globally for the best talent.

But as lawmakers mention them time and again in interviews, the birthday announcements encapsulate Assembly members' competing views of the speaker's transformation: welcome bonhomie from a once-remote leader, faintly embarrassing but harmless gesture, or cosmetic claptrap to mask underlying ills.

Drinking wines imported from France, nibbling on gourmet meals with silver chopsticks, and joining in rousing choruses of old Soviet songs with "beautiful lady conductors," North Korea's remote "Dear Leader" emerges in flesh and blood from the pages of a new memoir by Mr. Pulikovsky, the representative of President Vladimir V. Putin in Russia's Far East.

Ethics approval was obtained from the Human Research Ethics Committee of the Menzies School of Health Research, and remote community leaders.

Friedman taught Reform Jews to take ownership of worship, to see liturgy not just as something done by a remote priest-like leader (a common fault in decorum-obsessed non-orthodox Judaism); in short she helped to democratise at least one stream of Judaism.

Steve Coll, in his article on drone warfare, cites my history of the C.I.A., "Legacy of Ashes," in noting that American Presidents from Eisenhower to Nixon used the C.I.A. to oust foreign leaders ("Remote Control," May 6th).