Sentence examples for whose leadership is from inspiring English sources

It is the FDP's head, Guido Westerwelle, whose leadership is now most under threat.

It also has the largest JSoc in the country whose leadership is dominated by Zionist activists".

Some women advocate working quietly for change from within established Muslim organizations, whose leadership is predominantly male.

It also has the largest J-Soc [Jewish society] in the country whose leadership is dominated by Zionist activists".

"There is a qualitative difference in whose leadership is being visibilized, and black women are forcing ourselves into the forefront".

It has ties to Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, a homegrown extremist group whose leadership is foreign, according to American intelligence.

The elections were a solid victory for President Mikheil Saakashvili, whose leadership was called into question after the 2008 war with Russia.

Like a ship's captain, the one out was the shift foreman, Luis Urzúa, 54, whose leadership was credited with keeping the men focused.

Take what happened to Margaret Thatcher whose leadership was first damaged when Sir Anthony Meyer became a "stalking horse" challenger in 1989, with dozens of backbenchers refusing to support her.

The results represented a significant victory for Roberto Ramirez, the Bronx Democratic Party chairman, whose leadership was criticized by some Bronx officials after last year's primary losses.

The president of Alfred State College, whose leadership was the focus of a rare three-month investigation by state education officials last year, has resigned, college officials said yesterday.