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| ool seniors who exhibit Christian character, | leadership in their community, strong academic standing |
| Sporting charismatic | leadership, they hoped to displace the UCR (Argentina's |
| gnised the aloofness of Hitler's charismatic | leadership and thus encouraged officials to second gues |
| ice precipitated a split within the Cherokee | leadership as John Ridge and Elias Boudinot began to do |
| Chiapanec | leadership |
| mbly presides over the Assembly in the chief | leadership position, controlling the flow of legislatio |
| over the body, the Speaker is also the chief | leadership position, and controls the flow of legislati |
| The President Pro Tempore is the chief | leadership position in the Senate. |
| s call for the overthrow of mainland China's | leadership. |
| ase supposedly coined for him by the Chinese | leadership. |
| ts that had direct meetings with the Chinese | leadership. |
| Panchen Lama, a dispute between the Chinese | leadership and the exiled 14th Dalai Lama resulted in t |
| Fifth generation Chinese | leadership - the expected Communist leadership that sho |
| Mao believed that the Chinese | leadership was already debating how and what form polit |
| senior Kim probably is informing the Chinese | leadership of planned changes within the North Korean p |
| tion, an affiliate of the Southern Christian | Leadership Conference was elected Vice President. |
| Christian | Leadership |
| come the president of the Southern Christian | Leadership Conference (SCLC). |
| ell was a director of the Southern Christian | Leadership Conference (SCLC). |
| e headquarters of the new Southern Christian | Leadership Conference, led by Dr. Martin Luther King. |
| hoice of two degrees: Theology; or Christian | Leadership. |
| 7 Walker helped found the Southern Christian | Leadership Conference (SCLC). |
| the club, the PGA and the Southern Christian | Leadership Conference, Shoal Creek announced that it wo |
| fly jailed-and in several Southern Christian | Leadership Conference-sponsored activities in Alabama f |
| culty Commons (known until 2007 as Christian | Leadership Ministries, CLM) is the faculty ministry of |
| Luther King, Jr. and the Southern Christian | Leadership Conference (SCLC) in 1966 when King moved to |
| uly had a world vision of bringing Christian | leadership into harmonious relation to each other. . . |
| yper College is a ministry-focused Christian | leadership college located in Grand Rapids, Michigan, t |
| roject coordinator at the Southern Christian | Leadership Conference from 1965 to 1970, then later bec |
| rights activist who was a Southern Christian | Leadership Conference field secretary, representing the |
| Certificate: Certificate of Christian | Leadership (available both on-campus and 100% online) |
| ry, then-president of the Southern Christian | Leadership Conference, denounced Cosell's comment as ra |
| e was a co-founder of the Southern Christian | Leadership Conference (SCLC). |
| g, Jr. Lowery founded the Southern Christian | Leadership Conference and subsequently led the organiza |
| In creating the credit union, the church | leadership noted it would focus primarily on financial |
| arriageable age and nearly all of the church | leadership were involved in the practice. |
| th media, retailers, distributors and church | leadership. |
| and Pastor Mote was empowered by the church | leadership to spend no more than $100,000 for a school. |
| full-time ministry and recommended by church | leadership. |
| called the actions attributed to the church | leadership "highly irregular" and warned that they coul |
| f a fugitive along with others in the church | leadership who practiced plural marriage. |
| placed some of his other children in church | leadership positions. |
| Whether forced out by church | leadership or a deliberate choice to escape the harsh e |
| tional Ecumenical Agencies Reflect on Church | Leadership. |
| In January 1999 the church | leadership travelled to the Bethel Church community in |
| lifelong Unitarian, Chapin served in church | leadership positions. |
| father's rising importance within the church | leadership made him a very close associate of Joseph Sm |
| Strategic Church | Leadership (with Robin Gill, 1996) |
| le for working with local pastors and church | leadership. |
| deo described the position of the LDS Church | leadership on the issue of same-sex marriage. |
| The church | leadership was reluctant to complain about state interf |
| t most of his life engaged in various church | leadership positions and in public service. |
| take a stand against the present-day Church | leadership. |
| p: an urgent call to restore biblical church | leadership (1995) Dayspring |
| Theroux interviews church | leadership including Fred Phelps and Shirley Phelps-Rop |
| The church | leadership decided to implement a .model |
| ended when she was removed from the church's | leadership in 1937. |
| Under Ciara's | leadership, NABJ represented over 4,100 journalists and |
| e first Administrator serving a circle-style | leadership including numerous persons associated with B |
| As a result, Circus | leadership cover up any rumours of a mole, thus protect |
| Cleverly, Moscow Centre has induced Circus | leadership to believe that Merlin maintains his cover i |
| Thompson Dir. of Faith & the City/Professor; | Leadership & Ministry Practice at Interdenominational T |
| has maintained an active academic and civic | leadership role. |
| Feb. 2007 Herb Klein Civic | Leadership Award, U.S.A. |
| al Richmond Association for “exemplary civic | leadership in service to downtown Richmond.” |
| Abner Mikva and his wife Zoe started a civic | leadership program for Chicago youth in 1997 called Mik |
| d for accomplishments in community and civic | leadership. |
| Involvement in Civic | Leadership (Mordechai "Max" Woolfson, 1900-1978 - Town |
| n American doctor known for his strong civic | leadership. |
| Pakistan's military establishment and civil | leadership has been concerned over the attacks on its n |
| uted informations and paroles from the civil | leadership of the resistance movement, only Bulletinen |
| neral, when it competed against the civilian | leadership for control of the government's domestic and |
| the defeat on Okinawa convinced the civilian | leadership that defeat was inevitable. |
| The Institute also claimed | leadership in studying different types of psychosis, br |
| ed due to illness in 1843, yielding the clan | leadership to his adopted son Tadasaka. |
| disloyal counselors, and to reform the clan | leadership. |
| During Joe Clark's | leadership convention candidacy in 1983, Danis was his |
| , even though he had backed Kenneth Clarke's | leadership bid. |
| ate, and was a supporter of Kenneth Clarke's | leadership bids. |
| b, Photography Club, West Buddies, and Class | Leadership. |
| he new unionism produced a new working class | leadership, which was itself to mould the Labour Party |
| The English, without clear | leadership from the weak Henry VI, were scattered and d |
| Tomlinson eventually assumed clear | leadership of the movement and began drawing together m |
| controversy over property with the clerical | leadership of Soissons. |
| tor, Fiona Kearney, is a fellow of the Clore | Leadership Programme and an alumnus of the Salzburg Glo |
| ber of the Management Committee of the Clore | Leadership Programme, and a non-executive Director of C |
| More recently, Club | leadership spearheaded the siting and opening of the Ha |
| Soon, after another dispute with club | leadership regarding player signings and departures, he |
| the club, though in October 2008 the club's | leadership changed their mind on this matter. |
| st football team in 2010, under the coaching | leadership of legendary former Barnstable High School f |
| at age was really the 1920s under Coatalen's | leadership with very well engineered, high quality, rel |
| Cochrane's | leadership skills won him the 1934 Most Valuable Player |
| no, Straling was noted for his collaborative | leadership style. |
| Kirilenko were also a part of the collective | leadership. |
| his weakened position within the Collective | leadership. |
| e, as the station operates under the College | leadership and direction. |
| 2009 Austin College | Leadership Award, Sherman TX - life work to take courag |
| Languages Faculty and member of the College | Leadership Team at Malvern Girls' College. |
| tests by farmer groups and much of college's | leadership being replaced. |
| Under Colon's | leadership, the cooperative was able to expand and dive |
| had to their favor the distinguished combat | leadership of the company and platoon commanders. |
| Wood and in World War II for inspired combat | leadership at Iwo Jima. |
| Under Comfort's | leadership, the museum developed the first regular educ |
| David Commanday's | leadership of the orchestra concluded at the end of the |
| The Texas Historical Commission | leadership is composed of 18 members appointed by the G |
| est represented the qualities of commitment, | leadership, and community ties." |
| quently in conflict with the Jewish communal | leadership, and in particular the Association of Jewish |
| 's commitment to unification under communist | leadership. |
| itated, the protest challenged the Communist | leadership of the day and ultimately the regime itself. |
| le Will Surely Triumph!: Build the Communist | Leadership of the African Liberation Support Committee! |
| g Ana Pauker who was sacked by the communist | leadership aided by Stalin. |
| and left little chance to a local communist | leadership to control the situation in the Republic. |
| to a large degree contact with the communist | leadership in Romania. |
| 2005 Community | leadership award from New York City Mayor Michael Bloom |
| Award; Jewish Center of Services- Community | Leadership Award; Alliance for Aging, Inc.- Elder State |
| The Ramon Magsaysay Award for Community | Leadership, 1980. |
| Belmont Technical College provides community | leadership that promotes programs for economic developm |
| and prepare them for corporate and community | leadership. |
| ects of reform: congregational and community | leadership Emanu-El of San Francisco, 1849-1980, Wester |
| He was a laureate for community | leadership in 1959 Ramon Magsaysay Awards, Asia's versi |
| were given the Magsaysay Award for Community | Leadership. |
| gation in Harlem with a history of community | leadership. |
| New Deal for Communities, require community | leadership as part of their governance arrangements. |
| He was also awarded the Stars' Community | Leadership Player of the Year Award for his work with t |
| 2005 Community | Leadership Award by City of Leeds Leadership Council |
| men in scholarly, educational, and community | leadership roles. |
| in areas of academic achievement, community | leadership and involvement, extracurricular activities, |
| on Economic Development, Finance, Community | Leadership and the Environment. |
| This award, designed to celebrate community | leadership and action on AIDS, included a $5,000 stipen |
| 2001 Wirth Chair Community | Leadership Award |
| d in a variety of professional and community | leadership positions before being elected to the legisl |
| He was Director of the Community | Leadership Institute at Aquinas College, where he also |
| les of Jesus Christ for church and community | leadership to serve God's transforming of the world.jec |
| TDNA's Frank W. Mayborn Award for Community | Leadership. |
| tment to playing an active role in community | leadership and involvement. |
| ed when Taylor was forced out of the company | leadership. |
| rtisement featured opposition to the company | leadership by a group of dissidents known as the “Group |
| Lisa became more prominent in the company's | leadership. |
| problems and in-fighting among the company's | leadership. |
| 2008, Peter Zwack handed over the company's | leadership to the family's 6th generation, his own chil |
| ms were installed, solidifying the company's | leadership position, and process technology was commerc |
| The Death of Competition: | Leadership & Strategy in the Age of Business Ecosystems |
| nd regular columns by the FMEA and component | leadership. |
| were based on the records of the confederacy | leadership and astronomical dating related to a total s |
| The Confederate | leadership, like the Union leadership, later opposed th |
| into five regions headed by a Congregational | Leadership Office composed of a president and three gen |
| ison, Charles E. In Praise of Congregations: | Leadership in the Local Church Today. |
| Vavi described the African National Congress | leadership as predatory, representing the elite, and th |
| rger was resisted by the Tamil Nadu Congress | leadership. |
| was pushed through by the national Congress | leadership. |
| a movement was to throw most of the Congress | leadership in jail. |
| t for his early attacks on the Congressional | leadership and called them "sheer, naive stupidity." |
| en reached with the Republican congressional | leadership. |
| was ultimately accepted by the congressional | leadership and President Bush and enacted as part of th |
| ed hard by the White House and congressional | leadership to vote for the measure. |
| Republican Congressional | leadership had a difficult time distancing itself from |
| Connell's | leadership again came under fire when he publicly oppos |
| And, by the early 1990s, under Connelly's | leadership, JFY would have moved twice, each time outgr |
| ConneXions | Leadership Academy is a public, charter middle school l |
| r on-screen, endorsing a brand that connotes | leadership. |
| The Conservation | Leadership Corps (CLC) program takes place year-round i |
| Kingsbury Browne Conservation | Leadership Award - Land Trust Alliance |
| h Klein in the 2006 Progressive Conservative | leadership race. |
| tly before the 1993 Progressive Conservative | leadership convention, Roberge endorsed Kim Campbell fo |
| be ineligible to stand for the Conservative | leadership. |
| er she won the 1993 Progressive Conservative | leadership convention. |
| in the 2006 Alberta Progressive Conservative | leadership election. |
| supported Liam Fox in the 2005 Conservative | leadership election before endorsing David Cameron. |
| Progressive Conservative | leadership conventions |
| The 1993 Progressive Conservative | leadership election was held on June 13, 1993, to choos |
| Just before the Conservative | leadership election of 2005, he balloted his constituen |
| he natural heir apparent to the Conservative | leadership. |
| res was a candidate in the 1936 Conservative | leadership convention placing sixth. |
| t" who was not popular with the Conservative | leadership). |
| in the 1971 Ontario Progressive Conservative | leadership convention and was Minister of Energy and th |
| During his 2005 Conservative | leadership campaign he addressed the question of drug c |
| victory at the 1993 Progressive Conservative | leadership convention, there was renewed speculation th |
| th Clarke, although in the 2005 Conservative | leadership contest he backed David Davis. |
| afee supported his party's more conservative | leadership. |
| 1938, he was a candidate at the Conservative | leadership convention, placing third. |
| at that year's 1976 Progressive Conservative | leadership convention, running as a right wing candidat |
| John Redwood, former Conservative | leadership contender |
| a candidate at the Progressive Conservative | leadership convention of 1976. |
| ign for the federal Progressive Conservative | leadership in 1983. |
| ndidate at the 1983 Progressive Conservative | leadership convention. |
| ran as a candidate in the 1942 Conservative | leadership convention. |
| defeat of Kenneth Clarke in the Conservative | Leadership battle following the 1997 General Election D |
| to her beating him in the 1975 Conservative | leadership election. |
| The Conservative | leadership at no time threatened to withdraw from the r |
| bid to win the 1976 Progressive Conservative | leadership convention as well as the successful campaig |
| widely expected to contest the Conservative | leadership and his defeat was taken by many to epitomis |
| was to replace the Eurosceptic Conservative | leadership of William Hague with that of Kenneth Clarke |
| ort of Edward Heath in the 1975 Conservative | leadership election. |
| the party, and accused its more conservative | leadership of being ineffective against Roblin's centri |
| David Davis in the most recent Conservative | leadership election, having also supported him in the 2 |
| The 2002 Ontario Progressive Conservative | leadership election was a leadership election called in |
| effort to shake up his party's conservative | leadership. |
| date in that year's Progressive Conservative | leadership convention, losing to George Drew. |
| tion Minister Jim Dinning, began to consider | leadership bids in the event that Getty retired or was |
| Hannibal shows considerable | leadership abilities, attempting to take the A-Team's f |
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