Sentence examples for selecting leaders from inspiring English sources

The only enlightened policy for selecting leaders is to judge people purely on their individual merits.

George W. Bush's presidential campaign was influential in selecting leaders of Victory 2000, a committee spokesman, Mike Collins, said.

The elections on Sunday, while nominally about selecting leaders for new regional and municipal administrative districts, were the first political test of the austerity measures.

Though the world often has a hard time selecting leaders for the main international institutions -- successions at the United Nations and the World Trade Organization have been contentious as well -- the search for a head of the monetary fund shows how diplomatically delicate, and deeply flawed, the search process has become, administration officials and outside experts say.

The prime minister stressed the need for excellence and flexibility, saying, "the quality of our scientific institutions will depend upon the quality of the students we can attract into science, the freedom we give them in pursuing scientific research, and the human resource policies we follow in selecting leaders.

President Johnson felt the same when he was selecting leaders to run the Vietnam War.

There's always been an obligation to select leaders.

And the newly selected leaders of China face some structural adjustments of their own.

Elections enable voters to select leaders and to hold them accountable for their performance in office.

So far, he said, they had selected leaders in the community who lacked credibility with the local people.

If a member suffers a sudden misfortune, she will receive a payout.Members select leaders and draft a constitution.