Sentence examples for sets of leaders from inspiring English sources

You have two sets of leaders helping the employee get his or her head around what the issues are.

Rather, both sets of leaders emerged from political circumstances (the cold war and its end, economic turbulence) that were themselves similar.

The set of nodes (mathcal {V}) is partitioned in two non-empty sets (mathcal {L}) and (mathcal {F}) that are the sets of leaders and of followers, respectively.

The secrecy allowed both sets of leaders time to prepare the political climate in their countries for the contact.

As a result, both Tibetan Buddhists and Chinese Catholics have two sets of leaders, one set appointed by Beijing, and another shadow clergy chosen outside China's borders.

Although the authors acknowledge some differences between the two sets of leaders -- for example, college coaches tend to get fired faster and thus college contracts are more focused on how employment can be terminated -- they find that in general the compensation of college coaches compares favorably to the wages paid to CEOs.

Canadian politics in the 21st century is defined largely by competing sets of Leader Derangement Syndrome.

It means the Rangers will have an entirely new set of leaders.

The party could work on a new brand and a new set of leaders".

"Because now we have one government under one set of leaders.

This is a new generation, and you have a whole new set of leaders coming up".