Sentence examples for under three leaders from inspiring English sources

Mr. Armstrong's colleagues credit him with maintaining a clear strategy for AOL, which had shifted direction over the years under three leaders in five years.

Warriors served under six "leaders of division" (Latin: tribuni) who in turn served under a general, usually in the person of the reigning King.

The strongest headman of a band was recognized as an informal chief, and several bands might be united under one leader.

In the next two years one of his most significant legacies became apparent: the willingness and ability of his closest supporters to sustain the ideal and the reality of one Muslim community under one leader, even in the face of significant opposition.

The City has given Cameron £16m since 2006, compared to just £3.7m under the previous three leaders combined.

The party then lost heavily in the following three elections, under no fewer than three leaders, all very capable politicians but unable to win elections before David Cameron came along.

"Up to 60 terrorists under the command of three leaders from Swat crossed from Afghanistan, killing 30 security personnel and burning six schools," he said, describing the victims as a mixture of local border police and recruits from tribes.

"It has been an honour to have served as Labour's chief whip for the past six years under three different leaders.

He was a speechwriter for Margaret Thatcher, press secretary for John Major and a Conservative MP for eight years, including five spent in the Shadow Cabinet under three Conservative leaders.

Miliband replaced him with Dame Rosie Winterton, who became a popular chief whip, holding the job for six years under three different leaders.

She and her students, under three team leaders who really did not seem to mind the slime at all, plan to start injecting the hagfish next month.