Sentence examples for simple leader from inspiring English sources

The South African government is struggling with the issue of how to reconcile the voracious, concern-driven appetite for news of Nelson Mandela's health with the deep sensitivities of South Africans for whom he is much more than a simple leader.

Mr. Maharaj's denial underscored a central problem in reporting the latest news about Mr. Mandela, a beloved symbol of freedom across the world, as his condition has steadily deteriorated: how to reconcile the voracious, concern-driven appetite for news of his health with the deep sensitivities of South Africans for whom he is much more than a simple leader.

In this section, we first propose a simple leader election algorithm based on Voronoi division.

A centralized simple leader election algorithm (VLE), a distributed leader election algorithm (NMDLE), and a multi-leader election algorithm (PSMLE) are proposed so as to elect multi-leaders for the purpose of saving energy and prolonging the network lifetime, respectively.

First, we select k nodes randomly after initializing the network topology, then we partition the network as k areas, we call it the Voronoi I. Second, we execute simple leader election algorithm that just depends on the ID of nodes in each area.

Ottoman dynasts were transformed from simple tribal leaders to border princes (uc beys) and ghazi leaders under Seljuq and then II-Khanid suzerainty in the 13th and early 14th centuries.

The answer is simple: the leaders on both sides are cowards.

The group's goal was simple: religious leaders would act as liaisons between residents and the police in an area where tensions between the two groups run high.

Justin Forsyth, chief executive of Save the Children, welcomed the support of the European establishment, and said: "It's quite simple: EU leaders must decide to immediately restart the rescue within 48 hours on at least the scale of 2014.

The message sent by the proposed budget cuts is clear and simple: Local leaders and communities are on their own as they work for a safe, healthy future for the families who live there.

But at heart the alleged practices are simple: Tribal leaders and outsiders set up companies to buy drilling rights cheap and flip them later for spectacular profits — in one case earning as much as a 200-fold return in just four years.