Sentences with phrase «to choose a leader»

Players will get to choose a leader of their choice based on the games story completion, and begin the adventure as a basic soldier and earn their way up higher ranks.

My own research on leadership elections demonstrates that when parties are divided, they invariably choose leaders who offer unity.

Is that a rational way to choose a leader for the church?

On two occasions I have been an observer at elections in countries whose authoritarian governments had long excluded all or most of their citizens from any participation in choosing their leaders.

You don't choose these leaders — the other students do.

This is what we wish for the country — an electoral process where the people will choose their leaders by their votes.

This seems to generally only be the case if the party had very few or no elected MPs when choosing a leader.

This raises some interesting questions about how parties choose their leaders.

Among other things, religious institutions have protections for their «internal governance» decisions, including choosing leaders and setting membership standards.

To avoid choosing a leader that is unacceptable to the parliamentary party, members are presented with a «shortlist» of candidates nominated by MPs.

He appealed to the governors, leaders of the party to allow the delegates to the convention choose their leaders without interference.

(5) choosing leaders who are relationship - oriented, not just individually - oriented.

Researchers found roughly 50 % of students were persuaded to choose a leader based on the person's attractiveness, height, vocal intonation, facial features, gender and other arbitrary factors.

As Americans, we are blessed with the privilege and responsibility to choose our leaders from among ourselves.

To the crowds today He might say: The pastors and elders sit as chosen leaders of My church... «So you must be careful to do everything they tell you.

All parties need to choose their leaders wisely, but in the chaos of the post-Brexit political meltdown, Labour needs to be extra careful.

But Spano said he'd be open to more power; for example, he'd be interested in naming the superintendent himself, rather than the board choosing a leader for the district.

As a well - educated Jew, Paul knew that God chooses leaders who will carry God's promise into the future.

And having spent nearly two years choosing a leader, exhausting investor goodwill along the way, Tim Hortons has not left Caira much time to prove they made the right choice.

We don't choose our leaders poorly, Cohn and Moran argue, because we're starved for good choices.

It is fundamental to a free society that private citizens must be able to form groups to espouse their moral views and choose leaders accordingly.

It's not just about working harder, or having bigger faith, or pressing on until you see the blessing, or choosing leaders carefully, or sharing your life, or being passion ate when nobody else seems to care (all things Powell talks about in his book).

For example, Ward Berenschot and Lisa Bjorkman show the electoral choices of Gujrati Dalits and Mumbai's slum - dwellers to be geared towards securing identifiable material benefits, i.e. choosing leaders who «get things done» to meet their everyday needs.

Elections in the future will never be the same again, and I suspect no party will ever choose another leader whose main tactic is to admit to not being very good at them.

Since the ALP caucus chooses its leader behind closed doors, there should be no need to wash the party's dirty linen in public.

Those MPs choose a leader.

If Conservative MPs alone chose their leaders, as they did before 1998, the contest to succeed Cameron would be a very tight call (if it were shaped primarily by the EU vote).

The Liberal Democrats have used all - member ballots to choose their leaders since the party was formed from the merger of the Liberals and the Social Democratic Party in 1988.

County leaders will convene later this month to formally choose a leader, though the precise date of their convention has not been set.

«We are sure God has already chosen a leader after the elections; so we are pleading with President Mahama to accept the results after December 7 no matter the outcome, as has been done in previous elections.»

In an editorial yesterday, the Guardian argued that Labour needed to work out what went wrong at the election first, and what to do next, before choosing the leader best placed to take the party back to power.

There is in no way therefore, they can choose leaders with unanimity.

Choosing the leader now is pretty daft.

The Conservative party has finally chosen a leader and normal politics has resumed.

The left will have confirmation this week that any successor to Corbyn will be of their ilk, when a motion is passed to reduce the threshold from 15 % to 10 % for the number of MPs» votes needed to get on the leadership ballot paper (the difficulty for the left is getting backing from MPs, not from the members who ultimately chose the leader).

And underground, we have the stalwart chosen leader alternately battling his comrades in between giving them inspirational talks, as well as the standard personality conflicts separating some of the miners and the usual setbacks associated with these kind of disaster movies.

In fact, because we failed to take advantage of the momentum of our military victory, because we failed to deliver services and let Iraqis choose their leaders early on, our military presence in vast and visible numbers has become part of the problem, not the solution.

Size, breed or toughness didn't seem to be factors in the dogs choosing the leader.

The series of scandals that have sadly, in part, defined Benedict XVI's papacy make it almost absurd to insist that the pope is God's chosen leader for humans on earth.

«We are very vigorous in choosing our leaders of drug discovery; all of the leaders are outstanding, well published scientists in their own right.

Under the proposals, each of the roughly 200,000 Labour members will get a single vote in choosing the leader, but so will a new class of so - called associate members, who will pay a membership fee of # 3 a year.

They do nt want to exclude anyone from being a member or from coming to a Bible study they just want the freedom to choose their leaders based off of their values and beliefs.

His yardstick for measuring democracy, however, is primarily one of national election, Western - style, while China «remains one of the very few countries in the world today that does not even pretend to choose its leaders by popular election» (p. xi).

That's us, the Land of the Free and a beacon of democracy for the world, choosing our leader from the wide open field of two rich Christian dudes every four years.