Sentence examples for viable leader from inspiring English sources
We elected the mayor to be a viable leader, not a dinner companion!
Mr. Karzai was offering himself as a visible and viable leader who could attract a cross section of groups to his side.
The ex-boxer Vitali Klitschko has emerged as another viable leader, one untainted by the scandals and political machinations of the past.
"We strongly believe that the best way to maintain a strong, viable leader with accountability is by retaining the town manager form of government and strengthening the councilman-at-large position," said Patricia Ulatowski, the town clerk, who helped put out the report.
Did it miss everyone's attention that it took the Labour party a stunning 18 years to elect a viable leader, and that the Tories went through three dud leaders in eight years until they finally came up with David Cameron – a PR man?
These factors are vital because as long as Mr Maliki is considered a viable leader by the Shia, he stands a strong chance of returning for a third term.
Unlike the experience of exile that formed a unifying Palestinian bond, that of the territories never managed to produce viable leaders who could forge a truly national enterprise out of highly localized components.
Maduro and his party have been able to secure control of all levels of government in part because the opposition for years has boycotted elections — and because the government has exiled or imprisoned most of the opposition's viable leaders.
But in January, Colorado's Mark Udall (D) will pack up his Hart Senate Building office -- located just a few floors above the headquarters of the Intelligence Committee, where he made himself a thorn in the side of the nation's clandestine leaders -- and return to Boulder, depriving the critical task of intelligence oversight of one of its most viable leaders.
Renzi is seen by many as the only viable political leader in Italy.
In Venice and its mainland outskirts few Italians mention Salvini as a viable political leader.
