Sentence examples for term leading from inspiring English sources
Whoever came up with the term "leading from behind" erred only in the packaging.
Trial or no trial, Mr Berlusconi seems set for a difficult term leading the EU.
"He will be, at the end of his term, leading into 2009, the $10 trillion man, the $10 trillion president.
Challenges: In the immediate term, leading the Labour attack today on contentious moves to tighten trade union laws.
Uefa's president, Michel Platini, who declined to challenge Blatter but is instead backing his rivals, will stand unopposed for a third term leading the European confederation.
As Mr. Trichet nears the end of his term leading the E.C.B., the bank is on the front lines of the most acute crisis the euro has seen.
The buyers, mostly institutional investors and hedge funds, demanded discounts and stricter repayment terms, leading many banks to withdraw debt offerings, including that of Chrysler.
After working through the night, a small group of debtholders balked at Mr. Obama's final terms, leading the president to decide that bankruptcy could not be averted.
Kenyatta was released in August 1961, and, at the London Conference early in 1962, he negotiated the constitutional terms leading to Kenya's independence.
By striving to neutralize China's current arsenal, a missile defense system would encourage Chinese leaders to conclude that the United States and its allies still saw that nation in stark cold-war terms, leading China to stockpile even more missiles.
Often, at science conferences, "local interpreters that we never met before would often use different signs for the same terms, leading to confusion," said Caroline Solomon, a biology professor at Gallaudet University who is deaf.
