Political Leadership in a sentence

Political leadership is the head leadership of society, the leadership of leaders.

Although Achebe may have thought of leadership in a broad all-encompassing context, going through the book and seeing the constant reference to the roles played by political leaders in Nigeria, he was actually referring to political leadership.

Unlike the political section, which is split between an internal and external structure, the Brigades are under a local Palestinian leadership, and disobedience with the decisions taken by the political leadership have been relatively rare.

Note that the structure of an “official rabbinate” in Eretz Yisrael is on a British model, one in which members of the political leadership, many if not most of whom are not Anglicans, choose the leadership and doctrines of the Church of England.

According to him, the situation is so dire that it may not be able to salvage the country if the political leadership of the nation continues to turn a deaf ear to the directions given by the spiritual leadership of the land.

Some cells have independent links with the external leadership, enabling them to bypass the hierarchical command chain and political leadership in Gaza.

Beyond demographics and changing habits of US politicians, one underestimated contributor to America’s increasingly elderly political leadership is that running for political office in America is more expensive than ever.

From drunken buffoon and Clinton mascot, Boris Yeltsin, to Vladimir Putin, the Russian political leadership has been putting Russian security concerns forward as a political problem in need of resolution since 1991.

Meanwhile, according to Geo News, differences have emerged between the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)’s lawyers and political leadership as the latter wants to hold talks with other parties for a political settlement, whereas the former desires otherwise.

A mish-mash of factors has made African resources so easy to destroy: one, poor political leadership; two, a long history of open borderless, greed, greed, and more greed from the political class.

However, a few examples from the recent political history of and political leadership succession in the U.K., which underscore the principle of party supremacy, would suffice.

The Israeli political leadership learnt that Israel had a limited time frame within which to operate militarily after which international political pressure would restrict Israel's freedom of action.

Armenia’s political leadership reacted furiously to the development through senior lawmakers representing Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian’s Civil Contract party.

But the opposition’s political leadership has not offered any concrete compromise (not merely clouded calls to “participate in talks at the President’s Residence”.

But the unspoken tensions that only simmered in the past boiled over into outright hostility and sabotage once Mississippi’s capital turned Black—first in its demographics, and then in its political leadership.

During this ongoing crisis, it is imperative to ensure integrity, transparency and prioritization of the well being of the public within the political leadership.

Following his victory during the February 25 presidential elections, President Tinubu was sworn in on May 29, to take up the mantle of political leadership for the next four years.

For years, many economists’ belief in the so-called of perpetual growth, combined with the sheer scale and opaque nature of the Chinese economy, led to a misplaced confidence in the Chinese political leadership.

General Sundarji had mobilised the forces in an eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation with the Chinese despite reservations from the political leadership.

He defined these top officials as "near-state elites that operate independently of the political leadership of the state and have close ties and their own agenda" of getting in the way of Russia's success.