Sentence examples for worried leader from inspiring English sources

But his party is a local affair.In this section Arresting Now for the big one Indonesia's worried leader Minutes of the calamity club Breakthrough in Kashmir?

Now it is wobbly governments and communal violence that are causing them to lose their nerve.In this section Arresting Now for the big one Indonesia's worried leader Minutes of the calamity club Breakthrough in Kashmir?

If India accepts a dialogue with Hizbul Mujahideen, it will be talking to those closest to representing the alienated Kashmiri majority.In this section Arresting Now for the big one Indonesia's worried leader Minutes of the calamity club Breakthrough in Kashmir?

The academic year has been lopped to a mere four months (in some cases just three), while teaching material, affordable housing and capable lecturers are in very short supply.In this section Arresting Now for the big one Indonesia's worried leader Minutes of the calamity club Breakthrough in Kashmir?

The army also indicated that Mr Speight might face charges of treason because of threats he has made against Fiji's new president for failing to appoint rebels and their supporters to a new interim government.In this section Arresting Now for the big one Indonesia's worried leader Minutes of the calamity club Breakthrough in Kashmir?

Mr Laksamana, who has seen Mr Wahid's confidential letter explaining the sackings, claimed that if the contents were made public the president would be out of office "within a week".In this section Arresting Now for the big one Indonesia's worried leader Minutes of the calamity club Breakthrough in Kashmir?

The Saarland and Thuringia defeats have provoked calls for a sharper message from worried CDU leaders.

He has said he will not seek to join Nato, a controversial idea that has split the population and worried Russian leaders.

There have been the angry constituents, the worried business leaders and even productive talks on what an acceptable health care overhaul should look like.

ROME — While Prime Minister Mario Monti's decision over the weekend to resign this month rattled Milan's stock market and worried European leaders, Italian centrists stepped up their efforts on Monday to persuade him to join their political movements.

A spreading call for an economic boycott of Arizona after its adoption of a tough immigration law that opponents consider racially discriminatory worried business leaders on Monday and angered the governor.