Sentence examples for representative leaders from inspiring English sources

They need to identify representative leaders who represent the diversity of opinions, conduct public deliberations in the spirit of participatory decision-making and try to ensure decision making as much as possible at the local level.

Even if the statements it attributes to leaders of those nationalities are genuine, and even if they are truly representative leaders, they have been given a false version of the facts on which to pass judgment.

On Wednesday the US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, called for an overhaul of the Syrian opposition leadership and suggested that Washington would handpick more representative leaders, including both those fighting the regime and exiled groups.

In other countries with more proportional electoral systems – such as Germany or New Zealand's mixed-member system, where candidates vote for a party as well as a local representative – leaders have a big incentive to debate to win votes for their party.

It is hard to imagine, under these circumstances, that Iran faces anything less than a stark, binary choice: either the theocracy will survive as something like a military dictatorship or it will be forever weakened, maybe even replaced, by genuinely representative leaders.

We could then collectively paint a new picture of American politics -- a high performance democratic republic -- driven by informed, decision-making citizens singing in harmony with truly representative leaders -- solving our biggest problems with true wisdom provided by a true crowd.

But Greenspan is nothing if not a representative leader of his time.

Will Hariri, now a former prime minister but still a very capable and representative leader, agree to play politics according to Syria's rules, like his father did for years before his assassination?

"The challenge now for Mr Erdogan is whether can he be a fully representative leader," said Hugh Pope.

In their 2011 documentary, Bahrain: Shouting in the Dark, Al Jazeera English (AJE) described Matar as "the closest thing Bahrain had to a representative leader".

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