Sentence examples for replacing leaders from inspiring English sources

Replacing leaders, Bermejo says, is something that the Aids movement has had to do more than any other.

The availability of established methods of replacing leaders is equally, if not more, important, for the result of crises is often to disgrace the leaders in power, and, if they cannot be replaced easily, their continued incumbency may discredit the whole regime.

Drawing on anonymous comments from members of the Somali security officials, one report published in the UK Mirror suggest that the since marrying an al Shabaab commander named Hassan Maalim Ibrahim (a.k.a. Sheikh Hassan) last May, Lewthwaite climbed the ranks, replacing leaders killed in US drone strikes to become the right hand of group leader Ahmad Umar (a.k.a. Abu Ubaidah).

The costs–organizational drift, missed opportunities, unaddressed threats are so big that it's tempting to replace leaders who are suffering from paralysis.

Critics heard sinister echoes of revanchism in that.Then the new prime minister started replacing the leaders of public institutions and agencies with his party pals.

Replacing a leader who has dominated the party for so long, however, has its difficulties as well as its opportunities.

IBM said on Oct. 15 it would supply Wal-Mart with Z-series mainframes and enterprise storage (replacing storage leader EMC) in a deal reportedly valued at $40 million.

Where they can, the Taliban replace dead leaders with their nearest relative.

And public attitudes are very favorable: Scientists have replaced business leaders to rank first on a list of most admired professions.

Long-standing administrative boundaries were re-drawn, crossing tribal boundaries, while pro-revolutionary modernizers replaced traditional leaders, but the communities they served often rejected them.

He also reshuffled his cabinet, replacing several indigenous leaders with left-wing activists.