He already has plenty of form as a national leader.
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Children were expected to recognize him as a national leader.
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But demographics alone do not a future national leader make.
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But his ambition was to be his party's national leader.
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Lila Rose is a national leader in the pro-life movement.
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Trump is not a national leader; he is a national show.
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We've become increasingly obsessed with what national leader we're for or against.
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Official media now routinely refer to Nazarbayev as Yelbasy, the national leader.
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We also need a national leader to tell a different national story.
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Some of India's problems are beyond the scope of any national leader.
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"Connecticut has been a national leader in combating climate change," he declared.
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New York state is a national leader in the fight for LGBTQ rights.
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This is not the kind of behavior one wants in a national leader.
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But Merkel, the bloc's paramount national leader, stood firm in her support of quotas.
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Under Mayor Garcetti's leadership, Los Angeles has become a national leader in public transportation.
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Both the media and the president reinforced the image of a strong national leader.
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He wants to be a reformer and a modernizer but also a national leader.
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It is dangerous rhetoric, unbecoming of a national leader in this time of crisis.
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She is a national leader in organizing communities throughout the country on healthcare issues.
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At first, Ms. Raggi denied knowing of the investigation, but she and a national leader of the Five Star Movement conceded later that they had been aware of it for over a month, and the national leader said they had misunderstood the situation.
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As United States Attorney, my office was a national leader in gun prosecutions every year.
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He may promote himself as a new national leader, a Russian late-period Deng Xiaoping.
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Without Lincoln, the right to choose our next national leader might have been lost altogether.
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"We are remarkably united," one national leader who will be at the table told Reuters.
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Russell's camp says it was administered by a national leader in the field of polygraphing.
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The war, which lasted eight years, led Iranians to seek out a strong national leader.
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As United States attorney, my office was a national leader in gun prosecutions every year.
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But, he added, it would still fall short of making the state a national leader.
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Deschutes County, population 21,2020, has become a national leader in pursuing such a comprehensive approach.
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Will he emerge as a national leader in the Democratic fight against the Trump administration?
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Since Oregon first implemented all-mail voting, they've ranked as a national leader in voter turnout.
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Erdogan himself rose to prominence as Istanbul mayor in the 21.4s before emerging as national leader.
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You have a lot of local chapters; you do not have a national leader vetting policy.
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Since 22002 a national leader has been assassinated in nearly two out of every three years.
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" Labour politician David Lammy said Trump's tweet was "cheap, nasty and unbecoming of a national leader.
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Rhetorically, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has become the national leader who most forthrightly champions refugees.
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Mr. Xi made his first and only visit as national leader to Xinjiang in April 2014.
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General Hifter has made little secret of his ambition to become a national leader in Libya.
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Zaw Htay, the spokesman for national leader Aung San Suu Kyi, referred questions to Aung Ye Win.
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"Companies recognize that there's an issue," said Kent Allison, national leader of PwC's Employee Financial Wellness Practice.
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The scandal has also weakened CDU national leader Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, a protege of Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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That's the approach the school took toward being a national leader in successful economic policy for education.
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The Cowboys, the national leader in sacks, added five more, including three by defensive end Jordan Brailford.
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He was a national leader in the effort to reinvent the economies of aging suburbs like his.
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For more than a century, it has been a national leader in public health and workplace protections.
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"Yes, millions of people rejoice T-shirts with the image of the national leader," the post said.
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"It's important for Ohio to plant the flag as a national leader in blockchain technology," Mandel said.
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He has been a national leader in the battle to limit urban sprawl and revitalize aging suburbs.
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So far, Albert Rivera, the national leader of Ciudadanos, has rejected the idea of supporting Mr. Sánchez.
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Nathan Deal, a Republican former prosecutor, has emerged as a national leader in the prison reform movement.
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"Now it really is the case where the parties are defined by their national leader," he said.
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The state known for its tough approach on crime has also been a national leader in prosecutorial reform.
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Kobach is a national leader of the push to restrict illegal immigration and pass more restrictive voting laws.
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SPD national leader Norbert Walter-Borjans spoke of an "unforgivable dam burst, triggered by the CDU and FDP".
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After World War II, Mr. Eco joined a Catholic youth organization and rose to become its national leader.
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Nearly half a century ago, New York State was a national leader in the fight over abortion rights.
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Coming six years after assuming power in 28503, it was his first foreign foray as the national leader.
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The plan builds on Cuomo's climate initiative to advance New York as a national leader on clean energy.
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Mr. Xi had already built up a lot of power since he became the national leader in 2012.
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Nazarbayev's new title is Yelbasy, or national leader, and he is also head of the influential security council.
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Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine said Oxley had been a national leader in reforming banking and finance laws.
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The commissioner is trying to cast New York as a national leader on L.G.B.T.Q. rights with his apology.
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She is believed to be the only national leader in recent years to give birth while in office.
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This is also the first time that Twitter has created an emoji specially for a national leader in Singapore.
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However, the party is also without a national leader, and its path forward on policy is not yet settled.
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Earlier this month, the centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron saw off the far-right Front National leader Marine Le Pen.
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By that time, I had been elevated to a national leader of one of those parties — the Citizens' Movement.
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John A. Courson is president and CEO of HBI, a national leader for career training in the building industry.
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"Historically, New York has been a national leader in protecting its citizens from unfair business practices," the groups wrote.
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The VA is the unrivaled national leader in treating these conditions, earning widespread praise and adoption of its methods.
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Ms. Ardern is expected to be the only national leader in recent years to give birth while in office.
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But it made her a household name and a national leader in the fight for tougher gun-control laws.
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But, and it's a big but, a national leader is supposed to have a basic grasp of the world.
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The Liberal-National coalition has existed since 1923, with the National leader usually taking on the deputy prime ministership.
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Glenn is a national leader and criminal justice reform advocate who spent six years in New York State prisons.
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The treatment of about 1.1 million Rohingya in Myanmar is the biggest challenge facing national leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
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His thumping victory supports his image as the supreme national leader and the only person who can keep Russia together.
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Well it was obviously very unusual, I think probably unprecedented, to have a national leader presenting raw intelligence like that.
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Texas, the national leader in wind power, tops the list with 31 deals signed through the first quarter of 2018.
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That paradoxical combination explains why his power can appear both commanding and brittle, even after four years as national leader.
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The senator says he's more interested in being a "national leader" on core issues including gun control and health care.
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Whatever happens at the sentencing, you're, like, a national leader on this, because so few people have got this far.
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The post is normally held by a former national leader to help ensure equality when meeting with presidents and prime ministers.
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"Hillary Clinton has been a national leader on gun violence prevention for decades," Brady President Dan Gross said in a statement.
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This is especially troubling because Latinos — lacking a national leader — need groups like the USHCC to represent our community in Washington.
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Their collaboration continued until 1982, when Mr. Genscher, then his party's national leader, threw his support to Mr. Kohl's Christian Democrats.
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Even so, it's not every national leader who writes about his tattoos, or his time in the boxing ring, or snowboarding.
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Asked by Kantar-Sofres-Onepoint pollsters if Le Pen would make a good national leader, 73 percent of respondents said no.
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Joe Kennedy III (D-Mass.), who is emerging as an important national leader with a political future that knows no limits.
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The point is simple in that feeling good or having pride in our national leader does not necessarily yield good results.
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To them, the idea of an African-American national leader is normal, the way things have always been in their lives.
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New York will never be a national leader on sustainability if it doesn't implement a mandatory organics collection program like this.
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People said I couldn't be reelected, leaders never do well in the state and it hurts to be a national leader.
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Fillion is now the frontrunner for the presidential run-off against far-right Front National leader, and populist favorite, Marine Le Pen.
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On the "meanwhile in Canada" surface, it's easy to assume everyone has it better here under our photogenic national leader Justin Trudeau.
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"Hillary Clinton has been a national leader on gun violence prevention for decades," Brady Campaign President Dan Gross said in a statement.
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The party's national leader, Manlio Fabio Beltrones, expects the PRI to win nine governorships, though perhaps not the ones it has now.
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Florida had been the national leader in felon disenfranchisement, so the amendment's success also bodes well for similar reforms in other states.
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They could also be facing a fellow Bay Stater who's a national leader of the ascendent populist-progressive movement: Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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He was the national leader for most of 2019, but squandered his early advantages with a muddled message and a lagging organization.
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These local efforts need a national leader in part because while it's easy to say, "devolve power," actually doing it is complicated.
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Yet New York, a national leader in reducing its prison population, could do much more to reform its parole and probation systems.
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During the trial, the gang's national leader, Raymond (Cadillac) Smith, was transferred to Marion, apparently intent on killing Mr. Silverstein in revenge.
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But that figure pales in comparison with what he spent in prior years, positioning himself as a national leader with presidential ambitions.
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Oklahoma produced 545 yards against Kansas (2-4, 0-2) after coming in as the national leader in yards per game (13).
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Gadhafi holds the unfortunate (for him) distinction of being the only Middle Eastern national leader who was killed during the Arab Spring.
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Only in America can a daughter of an immigrant family from Korea become the spokeswoman and chief of staff to a national leader.
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"A guy who ended up becoming our national leader said, 'I can grab a woman anywhere, and she likes it,'" Biden told students.
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"The longer this commodity rout continues, the greater number of restructures," David McCarthy, national leader for restructuring at Deloitte in Sydney, told Reuters.
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According to the San Diego Union-Tribune, that bust put seven NAMBLA members behind bars, including a national leader and an event organizer.
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"None of them are doing the volume they hoped to do," said Ron Friedman, national leader of Marcum's retail and consumer products practice.
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The protests have given Mr Sadr a chance to reclaim the spotlight as a national leader and room to claim the high ground.
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Besides cheating on his wife, he abused his position of power as an employer and his position of trust as a national leader.
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Rural Frederick County was, as recently as the 1990s, home to the national leader of the Invisible Empire of the Ku Klux Klan.
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But the rising provincial leaders considered closest to him lack the experience to be taken seriously as the next national leader in waiting.
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A Xi protégé, he ran one of China's poorest provinces, Guizhou, above, giving him the gritty experience expected of an aspiring national leader.
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Nevada was once a national leader in the number of uninsured, but now the program has insured tens of thousands of its residents.
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The national leader (Sanders) is scoring the lowest percentage nationally at this point since the 15% threshold went into effect for the Democrats.
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Take the tour ($21910) to learn about the affluent congregation and its role in the campaign that made its pastor a national leader.
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His troops patrol the streets of Khartoum, and he has held rallies in recent weeks to position himself as a potential national leader.
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Pruitt is "a national leader against the EPA's job-killing war on coal", Trump's transition team said in a statement on Facebook Thursday morning.
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"On the initiative of the SPD, the coalition committee is to meet on Saturday," SPD national leader Norbert Walter-Borjans said late on Wednesday.
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"It's been a slow and steady decline," said Michael Topchik, the National Leader for the Chartis Center for Rural Health, about maternity ward closings.
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So employees should make time to review plans, said Tracy Watts, a senior partner and national leader for health policy at benefits firm Mercer.
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Texas has become a national leader in criminal-justice reforms, after having long accommodated some of the worst practices and abuses in the nation.
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The PP's national leader Pablo Casado said his party planned to hold talks in Andalusia with all the parties to the right of the Socialists.
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HONG KONG/BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese state-backed semiconductor maker Fujian Jinhua Integrated Circuit Co Ltd billed itself as a national leader in the tech industry.
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Conservative Sebastian Kurz is predicted to win Austria's parliamentary election — a victory that would subsequently make the 31-year-old the world's youngest national leader.
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"I am disappointed," said the Social Democrats' national leader, Martin Schulz, whose party has now suffered two regional election defeats to Merkel's conservatives this year.
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A former furniture-maker who grew up in a riverside slum and the first national leader to come from outside the political and military elite.
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A statement described Carson as a 'distinguished national leader who overcame his troubled youth in the inner city of Detroit to become a renowned neurosurgeon.
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It simply exposed the underlying lack of a senior national leader to provide oversight of our health security enterprise from prevention through response to recovery.
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Nazarbayev has taken on the titles of National Leader and First President, and the capital, formerly Astana, has been renamed Nur-Sultan in his honor.
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The person to chair EU summits is appointed only by the bloc's leaders and has also been held so far by a former national leader.
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National leader Bill English, who is pinning his bid on his government's strong economic record, said he was not particularly worried about the poll results.
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In Americans' popular imagination, Abraham Lincoln stands not only as a historic national leader, but also as the great exponent of the virtues of democracy.
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Lythgoe, the organizer who had first invited Mullen to the Friar Penketh, supplanted National Action's college-educated founders to become the de-facto national leader.
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That's more than 80 flights every day — an astonishingly high number given that the mayor has mythologized himself as a national leader in climate change.
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Douglass, who was born in Maryland around February 85033, was a national leader of the abolitionist movement after escaping slavery and fleeing to the North.
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Their efforts have helped RPO to become a national leader in patient-centered care, as we have worked to develop new payment-for-quality models.
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"California's decision makes it the national leader in protecting people from cancer-causing pesticides," said Nathan Donley, a senior scientist at the Center for Biological Diversity.
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During his trip last July to South America, and on his subsequent trip to Cuba and the United States, Francis never directly criticized a national leader.
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The national leader of the Conservative opposition party Andrew Scheer told CBC News he would not give interviews to The Rebel with its current editorial direction.
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"Nancy Pelosi has been an effective national leader, an architect of the recent midterm success and a great partner in the fight against gerrymandering," Holder tweeted.
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Editorial In the two-plus years since he took office, Ken Thompson, the district attorney for Brooklyn, has become a national leader among reform-minded prosecutors.
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"A guy who ended up becoming our national leader said, 'I can grab a woman anywhere and she likes it,' " Biden said, according to ABC News.
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Andrew Cuomo, a voice for farmers and the environment, poised to be a national leader on her main issue: the corrosive effect of money in politics.
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All indicators give Macron a 28503 percent chance of winning the second round on May 22019 against extreme right-wing Front National leader, Marine Le Pen.
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Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, the CDU's embattled national leader, can thank Michael Kretschmer, her counterpart in Saxony, for leading the party to victory in a spirited campaign.
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By the mid-1990s, Mr. Gwinn had become a national leader in evidence-based prosecution; he and a colleague trained thousands of lawyers around the country.
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I think it is all about widening our nation's moral compass to be more inclusive, and I'm certainly proud and honored to be that national leader.
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"A guy who ended up becoming our national leader said, 'I can grab a woman anywhere and she likes it,'" Biden reportedly said at the event.
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"A guy who ended up becoming our national leader said, 'I can grab a woman anywhere and she likes it,'" Biden said, according to ABC News.
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" Kadyrov, the "national leader" of the Chechen people, "understands well that only unity can provide a basis for the further rebirth and development of the republic.
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We've never had a major national leader as professionally unprepared, intellectually ill informed, morally compromised and temperamentally unfit as the man taking the oath on Friday.
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Until then, nominations to Parliament had been dominated by the Conservative Central Office and the choice of a national leader was left to the parliamentary party.
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And the Democrats, without control of Congress or a national leader with any wide appeal beyond progressive fringes, aren't potent critics of the administration right now.
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While the rally said it opposed white supremacy, the Klu Klux Klan's national leader said earlier in the week that members from Massachusetts would show up.
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Like the Republicans in 2008, Democrats find themselves without an obvious national leader; the advantage of this is that it may increase attention to down-ballot races.
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Still, she celebrated victory with hundreds of supporters in the streets of Barcelona on Thursday night, flanked by her party's national leader, 38-year-old Albert Rivera.
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During his first term, Widodo tried to establish himself as a national leader after winning by a very narrow margin, Jafri told CNBC's Street Signs on Friday.
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But female leaders in Silicon Valley are worried about what a national leader with this track record means for women and people of color in their industry.
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" He said national leader Aung San Suu Kyi had a duty to speak out and that her statements on the crisis had been "widely off the mark.
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Tim Cook pays what amount to state visits to China and India, treated more like a national leader than the boss of a company that makes telephones.
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Liu's appointment would mean the central bank would continue to be led by a "national leader", which could reinforce its policy influence, stability and financial oversight powers.
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They are not coming (to the state) like we want them to and our sentiment is almost hurt by it ... No national leader has visited my constituency.
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In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Abu Dhabi's Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Zayid, is not only a national leader, but also a dominant force within the GCC.
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He later became a national leader with United We Dream, pushing Barack Obama to implement a policy called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, through an executive memorandum.
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"I don't think we've had a serious national leader say that since the Confederate leaders of 1860 who refused to accept the election of Lincoln," he said.
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In 2014, he painted a large mural of India's national leader Mahatma Gandhi on the Delhi Police headquarters building but his theme this year is quite different.
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Reuters contacted Zaw Htay, spokesman for national leader Aung San Suu Kyi, to ask why the case had been escalated within an hour to the president's office.
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A high-flying politician once touted as a potential national leader, he was accused of "violations of discipline" and is now serving a life sentence in prison.
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He could emerge as the national leader on higher education policy by coupling his proposal with a plan to restore full public funding for CUNY and SUNY.
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I'd show up in my gleaming congressional lapel pin and requisite red tie, ready for that Rockwellian view of a citizenry's public discourse with a national leader.
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The state's secretary of state told CNN she felt it was a necessary step to ensure Colorado maintains its position as a national leader on election security.
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The Future Movement, Hariri's political party, also says Hariri must come back to Lebanon, calling him a national leader whose presence is vital to upholding the Lebanese system.
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According to ABC News, Biden said: "A guy who ended up becoming our national leader said, 'I can grab a woman anywhere and she likes it,'" Biden said.
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One of its local leaders once called for migrants to be shot, and the AfD's former national leader forbade party members from working with the group last year.
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One country's backing for a national leader in a sector is, however, apt to prompt other countries to respond in kind, hoping to protect domestic businesses and jobs.
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Another major figure in this drama, President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine, can claim to be the only other national leader whose election was even more dependent on artifice.
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"Underneath it all, he's really saying, 'Hello, Donald Trump, here I am, and by the way, Democrats, I'm a national leader and I'm speaking to you,'" Sheinkopf said.
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Regardless of the reason, it is reprehensible to see a national leader not modeling safe behavior and, even more so, for putting himself in the line of fire.
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As a young professor he became head of Asian studies, and under his stewardship the department became a national leader in the teaching of Chinese language and culture.
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And the elimination of broker fees, in addition to the laws passed last year, pushes New York further as a national leader in creating rules favorable toward renters.
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While much of the outcry overseas has focused on Nobel laureate and Myanmar's national leader Aung San Suu Kyi, few Western diplomats see an alternative to her leadership.
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It's still having a big impact today... I can't think of another time when a national leader has broached such a sensitive topic so frankly and so publicly.
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Since President Xi Jinping became the national leader in 20153, the ruling Communist Party has taken a hard line against critics, imprisoning scores of activists, lawyers and journalists.
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NYC is a national leader in transgender care, but Mayor Bill de Blasio has issued an executive order delaying all non-emergency surgery for the next few weeks.
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Not because of some big national leader that they pick, but because individual candidates that run in races show that the Trump agenda is not doing what it promised.
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Nazarbayev retains wide powers as the head of security council and the leader of the ruling Nur Otan party, and holds the official title of Yelbasy - the national leader.
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Nazarbayev, 78, retains sweeping powers in the country of 18 million as the official "national leader", chair of its security council and head of the ruling Nur Otan party.
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" UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, in a statement released by a spokesman, praised the king's "long dedication to his country and his legacy as a unifying national leader.
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"Whilst cornering willful defaulters is critical, the limitations it could inadvertently impose on asset recoveries needs to be thought through," EY's national leader for financial services, Abizer Diwanji, said.
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At the start of the year, English -- who replaced former National leader John Key in December -- was in a strong position and looked certain to continue Key's electoral success.
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Bola Tinubu, the national leader of Mr. Buhari's party, the All Progressives Congress, was recently appointed by Mr. Buhari to lead reconciliation and confidence-building efforts among party members.
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We need a national leader who will, as President Carter tried to do, address the urgent issue of mental illness, not with piecemeal legislation but with a national crusade.
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The coming Assessment of Fair Housing for 2019 gives New York an opportunity to emerge as a national leader in housing that is not just affordable, but also equitable.
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"Maryland is proud to be a national leader when it comes to clean and renewable energy, climate change and the promotion of electric infrastructure and vehicles," said Maryland Gov.
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Should he be forced to quit as South Africa's president, the speaker takes over and the National Assembly is expected to elect a new national leader within 30 days.
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However, most fellow leaders are reluctant to resist Merkel, the EU's longest-serving national leader at the head of its most powerful member state, in her hour of political need.
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However, the appeal was immediately rejected by Northern League leader Matteo Salvini, who said his party would stick with its current candidate, the Brothers of Italy national leader Giorgia Meloni.
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It's true that confidence plays a role in capital markets, and if a national leader is openly devising schemes to lower our obligation to creditors, those creditors can get nervous.
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NRW is Germany's most populous state and the home of SPD national leader Martin Schulz, the former EU Parliament president who will face Merkel in federal elections later this year.
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Experts worried that the pattern here — a national leader decrying the legitimacy of election results and appointing a partisan to "fix" them — resembled practices of authoritarian leaders in other countries.
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We should give Prime Minister Abiy the opportunity to prove himself as a national leader before having the full weight of the United States House of Representatives tossed against him.
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The turnabout has been especially striking given that he has styled himself as a national leader while seeking to put New York at the vanguard of a new liberal movement.
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A victory for Mr. Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party would confirm that Indians want a strong national leader, a contrast to the weak, messy coalitions that have governed in the past.
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"A guy who ended up becoming our national leader said, 'I can grab a woman anywhere and she likes it,' " Biden said in March referring to Trump's "Access Hollywood" tape.
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The civilian leader was not required to appear in court and ended up becoming the first national leader to answer to the court while the alleged genocide is still continuing.
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"Maryland is proud to be a national leader when it comes to clean and renewable energy, climate change, and the promotion of electric infrastructure and vehicles," said Governor Larry Hogan.
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Perhaps these cities pass more aggressive public health policies — California, for instance, has been a national leader on smoking bans, and New York led the way on cutting trans fats.
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For decades, St. Louis has proven itself to be a national leader in inventing new ways to put a "whites only" sign on housing opportunity and, thus, a longer, healthier life.
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Massachusetts has always been a national leader in energy efficiency, but it upped its game again in January, passing a three-year energy efficiency plan that recognizes the benefits of electrification.
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"I plan to spend my remaining months in office continuing my work as the national leader on mental health care reform, as well as issues affecting working families in southwestern Pennsylvania."
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Attacks on border guard posts in northwestern Myanmar in October last year by a Rohingya insurgent group ignited the biggest crisis of national leader Aung San Suu Kyi's year in power.
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Mr. Cuomo's ambition to have New York seen as a national leader in reducing pollution from power generation has been complicated by the declining fortunes of the operators of nuclear plants.
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Ricardo Anaya Cortés, 39, was the candidate and former national leader of the conservative National Action Party (PAN), which governed Mexico for 12 years before Peña Nieto took office in 2012.
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But in both cases, the incumbent president played the role of national leader on television very effectively in the early days of the crisis; only later would public support eventually wither.
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Mr. Xi's time in Liangjiahe was also more turbulent than portrayed in these sanitized versions of history, according to less-guarded accounts that Mr. Xi gave before he became national leader.
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The president of the United States should be an international and national leader, but Trump's tardy declaration followed aggressive action by prime ministers and American governors who were much more proactive.
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"We need to look toward the left again," said Maria de los Angeles Moreno, a former national leader of the PRI, pointing to the personal rapport Lopez Obrador established with voters.
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A news team affiliated with the office of national leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, said that one soldier, one immigration officer, 10 policemen and 59 insurgents had been killed in the fighting.
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"A victory for Front National leader (Marine) Le Pen would certainly put the EU's future in question," Credit Suisse said in a note, adding the chances of this happening were very low.
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Starting in 2000, when it was under Democratic control, North Carolina's legislature passed a series of reforms that transformed it from a voting-rights backwater to a national leader in ballot access.
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We need a national leader who will lift people up and help Americans who have no voice: blue-collar workers of all colors, the middle class, neglected veterans, and the urban poor.
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Mr. Núñez Feijóo's party on Sunday won a third consecutive majority in Galicia's regional Parliament, which in turn puts him among the front-runners to eventually succeed Mr. Rajoy as national leader.
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The percentage of ads that feature an attack on a national leader will likely rise as November's midterm elections approach and candidates seek to draw comparisons between their opponents and unpopular leaders.
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"David is a strong leader who will take Zenefits to the next stage of development, as it evolves from a startup to a large-scale national leader," Conrad said in a statement.
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In this case, however, the PRI's national leader, Manlio Fabio Beltrones, both acknowledged the bad result with uncharacteristic frankness and promised the party would address the clamor for change in several interviews.
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While the setup -- a President and first lady greeting a national leader -- has been witnessed hundreds of times throughout history, Wednesday marked a first for Melania Trump officially hosting at the White House.
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Mark Larson, the national leader of KPMG's retail industry practice, told BuzzFeed News that the apparel industry is undergoing a massive transformation as technology heightens customer expectations of brands and their shopping experience.
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The mechanics of how the fraud happened, and what it says about the underlying industry culture, are worrying, said Abizer Diwanji, national leader for financial services in India at accounting firm Ernst & Young.
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More people began to see Stalin as an efficient manager who implemented an industrialization drive that transformed a peasant nation into a nuclear superpower, and as a national leader who defeated Nazi Germany.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party won a landslide victory in India's most important battleground state on Saturday, in a personal triumph that will strengthen his claim to a second term as national leader.
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The topic ignited fierce debate last year across West Virginia, which elected Trump with 68.6 percent of the vote but also was a national leader in the number of cities adopting LGBT protections.
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That makes Xuecheng the most important national leader to be felled in China's small but tenacious #MeToo movement, a rare case of a politically connected figure here falling to charges of sexual misconduct.
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North Korea's official media reported on Saturday that national leader Kim Jong Un had scaled Mount Paektu with senior military officials to "emphasize his military vision" after completion of the country's nuclear force.
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Most polls show that if Hollande does run as the left's candidate, he will come third to far-right Front National leader Marine Le Pen and whoever heads the main center-right campaign.
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"Virginia aims to become a national leader in offshore wind, and we are encouraged to see progress toward that goal," Ralph S. Northam, the governor of Virginia, said in a statement issued Tuesday.
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"He certainly is a neophyte, he has no experience as a national leader, he's been a politician for a number of years but hasn't been in a position of national power," he added.
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"The state has every right to verify that the person is eligible to vote before completing the person's registration," said Mr. Kobach, who is a national leader in the push for stricter immigration laws.
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Speaking from Paris Monday, Douglas Webber, Professor of Political Science at INSEAD, said his two picks for the run-off were Francois Fillon of the mainstream right and Front National leader Marine le Pen.
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The left-wing ally of Jeremy Corbyn, Labour's national leader, was elected head of the Scottish Labour Party on November 18th after a sometimes sharp campaign against his more centrist fellow MSP, Anas Sarwar.
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In her first address to the General Assembly as national leader on Wednesday, she defended her government's efforts to resolve the crisis there and asked for "understanding" and "the constructive contribution" of other countries.
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The national leader of the Social Democrats, Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel, appeared relieved by his party's result, which, at 30 percent, would be at least eight percentage points above polls taken two months ago.
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On its website, the American Wind Energy Association describes Texas as "a national leader in the wind energy industry" that has more than 12,000 wind turbines and employs over 22,000 people in the sector.
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George H. W. Bush was, especially as measured by current standards, the kind of wholesome, uncontroversial figure most people would say they want in a national leader — until they got inside a voting booth.
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In fact, Baltimore's government was a national leader in establishing neighborhood segregation — creating a legislative model that enacted residential segregation, which cities from Birmingham, Alabama, to New Orleans, Louisiana, to Indianapolis, Indiana, swiftly followed.
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Myanmar's national leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, will not attend the coming U.N. General Assembly because of the crisis that has forced about 400,000 Rohingya Muslims to flee to Bangladesh in just weeks.
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The future of China's 590 million rural dwellers is an increasingly pressing issue for the government, and his time in Guizhou gives him the gritty, grass-roots experience expected of an aspiring national leader.
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Kazakhstan's parliament is dominated by the ruling Nur Otan party which Nazarbayev continues to lead while also remaining the head of the powerful security council and carrying the title of Yelbasy, or national leader.
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Sanna Marin will become Finland's youngest prime minister ever and the youngest national leader in the world, after being chosen late Sunday night to take over on behalf of the country's Social Democratic Party.
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At bluemedia, a national leader in large-format printing for some of the best-known brands and sports teams, President Darren Wilson focuses on a people-first approach when building a long-lasting partnership.
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Last weekend's attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities and the spike in crude prices that followed show that the world needs to stop relying on oil, a former national leader told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Approval of the legislation, which comes as the Legislature prepares to leave Sacramento for its summer recess, ensures that California will continue as a national leader on global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Blair, like Clinton, faced the challenge of modernizing his nation's left party in the wake of an iconic and transformative conservative national leader (in his case, Margaret Thatcher), a challenge that Blumenthal found intellectually invigorating.
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" Ohio Attorney General Michael DeWine argued in court papers that "Ohio is a national leader in making voting easy," and said that his state's voting calendar remains "one of the most expansive in the country.
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Zuma's power has waned since Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa succeeded him as ANC leader last month, putting him in pole position to become national leader at elections next year and shifting attention to the succession.
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"New York has taken bold action to become a national leader in the clean energy economy and is taking concrete, cost-effective steps today to safeguard this state's environment for decades to come," Cuomo said.
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Op-Ed Contributors The administration of Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York has set clear, aggressive goals for reducing greenhouse gas emissions that would make the city a national leader in mitigating climate change.
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Nazarbayev, 78, who resigned in March after running the former Soviet republic of 18 million for almost three decades, retains sweeping powers as Yelbasy, or national leader, and critics accuse him of installing a puppet.
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A national leader with the US Youth Climate Strike, Mahmud, along with several other organizers, decided to attend the event in hopes of asking Biden if he would commit to a debate on climate change.
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But the 78-year-old former Communist apparatchik retains the title of Yelbasy, the national leader, and enjoys sweeping powers as the chair of the security council and head of the ruling Nur Otan party.
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But the 78-year-old former Communist apparatchik retains the title of Yelbasy, the national leader, and enjoys sweeping powers as the chair of the security council and head of the ruling Nur Otan party.
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The treatment of about 1.1 million Muslim Rohingya in mainly Buddhist Myanmar has emerged as the biggest challenge for national leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who has condemned the attacks and commended the security forces.
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The city has 250,000 streetlights in the five boroughs and says that it is a "national leader in using sustainable lighting," citing a multiyear project to convert all the streetlights to LEDs (light-emitting diodes).
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Baltimore — the center of riots in 2015 following Freddie Gray's death — was actually a national leader in neighborhood segregation, creating a legislative model that many other local governments followed, and still impacts city housing today.
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"Calhoun's legacy as a white supremacist and a national leader who passionately promoted slavery as a 'positive good' fundamentally conflicts with Yale's mission and values," Yale President Peter Salovey said in a written statement released Saturday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The head of Britain's opposition Labour Party in Scotland has joined calls to replace the organization's national leader, saying left-wing veteran lawmaker Jeremy Corbyn cannot heal deep divisions and win the next election.
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Maryland is a national leader in combating climate change and we intend to continue to lead the way and demonstrate to our neighboring states the great progress we can make in the fight against climate change.
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In the ruling on an appeal filed by the state government the judges said Ohio is a national leader when it comes to early voting, allowing people to vote early and in person for four weeks.
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But the police force there has been a national leader in adopting an investigative tool that could help solve the problem, by linking bullet casings found at multiple crime scenes to one gun, and one criminal.
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Rachel Forsyth, the senior division director for partnership schools at Good Shepherd Services, a nonprofit agency that works with four transfer schools, said New York City had been a national leader in reducing the dropout rate.
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At a time when one-in-three Latinos report experiencing discrimination based on their ethnicity and Hispanics continue to lack a national leader, the loss of any potential Latino role model is no occasion for joy.
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The fear of the possibility that he would not be able to siphon seats from Bennett next time on Election Day caused him to act like a small-time grocery owner, instead of a national leader.
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Kobach, a national leader of the push to restrict illegal immigration and pass more restrictive voting laws, advised Trump's presidential campaign on immigration issues and served as vice chairman of Trump's short-lived voter fraud commission.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Indonesia's foreign minister will fly to Bangladesh on Tuesday for talks following her visit to Myanmar where she urged national leader Aung San Suu Kyi to end ongoing violence against the Rohingya Muslim minority there.
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"New York is a national leader in clean energy, and the tremendous growth of the solar industry across this state demonstrates this renewal technology's increased accessibility and affordability for residents and businesses," Cuomo said in a statement.
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Kobach is a national leader of the push to restrict illegal immigration and pass more restrictive voting laws, advised Trump's presidential campaign on immigration issues and served as vice chairman of his short-lived voter fraud commission.
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LAGOS (Reuters) - Nigeria has paid a high price to achieve democracy and will foil any attempts by those hoping to stage a coup, the national leader of Nigeria's ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) party said on Monday.
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"A guy who ended up becoming our national leader said, 'I can grab a woman anywhere and she likes it,'" Biden said at an anti-sexual assault rally at the University of Miami, according to ABC News.
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According to a Public Religion Research Institute survey, 72 percent of white evangelicals believe that a person who is immoral in private life can be an effective national leader, a belief that is more Machiavelli than Matthew.
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The treatment of Myanmar's roughly 1.1 million Rohingya is the biggest challenge facing national leader Aung San Suu Kyi, accused by some Western critics of not speaking out for a minority that has long complained of persecution.
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" Albert Rivera, the national leader of Ciudadanos, the party that has been Mr. Rajoy's main ally in fighting secessionism, told a party conference on Saturday morning, "We will now come out to beat them, but by voting.
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Even among Indians who said they voted for the Congress Party, led by Rahul Gandhi, in recent state elections, several said in interviews that when it came down to choosing a national leader, they wanted Mr. Modi.
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Jane Addams fought for labor rights, immigrant rights, women's rights and civil rights (she was a co-founder of the American Civil Liberties Union and the N.A.A.C.P.), and was a national leader of the international peace movement.
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"Andrew Cuomo is a national leader for the labor movement," said Stuart Appelbaum, the president of the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, one of a series of major unions that have lined up behind the governor.
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Zhou was China's longest-running central bank chief, staying on past retirement age after he was appointed a vice chairman of the top advisory body to parliament in 2013, a move that made him a national leader.
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The Cardinals beat the Blue Devils 40-3 in 2002 in Durham, N.C. ... Louisville QB Lamar Jackson came into the game as the national leader in points responsible for with 28 touchdowns, 14 rushing and 14 passing.
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We have nearly 300 days of sun per year, and wind and geothermal energy -- there is no reason we shouldn't be a national leader in clean energy, and create an industry and economy of good paying, sustainable jobs.
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Trump's "perfect phone call" to Zelensky raises extremely serious allegations as to whether a U.S. president engaged in a raw attempt to use taxpayer money to bribe a vulnerable national leader to support Trump's future personal presidential campaign.
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Nahles - who is both the SPD's national leader and its head in the lower house of parliament - has already called for a vote on the parliamentary post next week, heralding more turbulence for a coalition already beset by infighting.
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The treatment of about 1.1 million Rohingya in Myanmar has become the biggest challenge for national leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who has been accused by Western critics of not speaking out on behalf of the long-persecuted minority.
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He will say with pride that New York is a national leader in boxing safety, and that if Mago had indicated having a headache, the fighter would have been "out the door," bound for the hospital in an ambulance.
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The image -- which drew a rebuke from the national leader of the Anti-Defamation League and others -- is identical to the one posted on Trump's Twitter account, except it does not include the graphic of a Fox News poll.
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DeVos is most known for her advocacy for expanding school choice to provide low-income children with access to better performing schools, and she is also a national leader in the movement to recruit mentors for at-risk children.
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Poll: Clinton has narrow advantage over Trump in Ohio "Ohio is a national leader when it comes to early voting opportunities," Judge David McKeague of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, wrote in the opinion.
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At the start of the year, English -- who replaced former National leader John Key in December -- was in a strong position and looked set to continue Key's electoral success by winning a fourth term in office for his party.
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A former furniture-maker who grew up in a riverside slum and is the first national leader to come from outside the political and military elite, Widodo's everyman image resonated in 2014 with voters tired of the old guard.
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At one point during the two days of talks in Brussels, cameras caught Merkel, the bloc's paramount national leader, as she appeared to become agitated when talking with the leaders' chairman, Donald Tusk, making her displeasure with him clear.
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"Plan costs in the short run would go up, that's just the reality of the situation," said David Dross, the national leader of the managed pharmacy practice at Mercer, which negotiates with pharmacy benefit managers on behalf of employers.
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Several journalists in Myanmar have been arrested this year, leading rights groups to warn that the gains made in press freedom since the end of military rule risk being reversed under the administration of national leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Several journalists in Myanmar have been arrested this year, leading rights groups to warn that the gains made in press freedom since the end of military rule risk being reversed under the rule of national leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Former Baltimore mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake thinks this popularity is because she already has the profile of a national leader — and one who, Rawlings-Blake says, has an understanding of the problems women and a broader set of people face.
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Meet Juan Guaido, the 35-year-old Venezuelan congress chief and industrial engineer, who has been catapulted overnight to national leader, after declaring himself interim president before an ebullient crowd of supporters on the streets of Caracas in hopes of change.
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The treatment of about 1.1 million Muslim Rohingya in Myanmar is the biggest challenge facing national leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who has been accused by Western critics of not speaking out for a minority that has long complained of persecution.
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The dissonance between Trump and Pence, who served in Congress and spoke as a national leader is expected to speak, arose after Trump's off-the-cuff remarks at a press conference he conducted at one of his golf courses in Florida.
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" Referring to the 2005 hot-mic tape leaked during the presidential election, Biden said in a speech at the Florida college, "A guy who ended up becoming our national leader said, 'I can grab a woman anywhere and she likes it.
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"The vote on November 5 is like a referendum ... You are choosing between the future and the past, between legality and corruption," said Luigi Di Maio, the 5-Star's new national leader, who has campaigned relentlessly in Sicily for weeks.
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With one man nearing the end of his role as national leader and another just beginning, 54-year-old Obama might have been seeing a younger version of himself -- in terms of policy and popularity -- as he welcomed Trudeau to Washington.
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I am proud to take on the mantle of this legislation in the Senate on behalf of my friend and colleague from Rhode Island, Congressman Jim Langevin, a national leader on cybersecurity, who has led the bill in the House.
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Suu Kyi met Obama at the White House on Wednesday on her first visit to the United States since her party won a sweeping victory in last year's election, capping a decades-long journey from political prisoner to national leader.
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Brown, who served two terms as governor from 1975-1983 and two more from 2011 until the present, has signed a number of environmentally friendly laws in recent years while emerging as a national leader in efforts to counteract climate change.
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Few in Moscow had believed the U.S. Republican candidate would win, apart from a group of Trump-supporting nationalists who gathered in a Moscow bar decorated with a triptych of Putin, Trump and French Front National leader Marine Le Pen.
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The announcement is a fresh blow to Zuma who has seen his power within the party wane since Cyril Ramaphosa succeeded him as ANC leader at an election last month, putting the deputy president in pole position to become national leader.
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In early 1988, many Democrats looked to Governor Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE of Arkansas as a future national leader.
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At the same time, as our national leader, you have a role to play in either fanning the flames of division or trying to bring Americans of different backgrounds together," Castro, the former mayor of San Antonio, told ABC's "This Week.
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They are holding an all-night party at what used to be the main Soviet-era post office in Moscow where they will showcase their favorite prop, a triptych of Putin, Trump and French Front National leader Marine Le Pen.
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Nazarbayev, 78, who holds the official title of Yelbasy, or national leader, and continues to run the ruling Nur Otan party, routinely took over 90 percent of the vote in elections described by Western observers as neither free nor fair.
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Here's what you need to know: • Myanmar's national leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, will not attend the upcoming U.N. General Assembly because of the crisis that has forced about 400,000 Rohingya Muslims to flee to Bangladesh in just weeks.
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This was a spontaneous, bipartisan expression of respect for, and longing for, a national leader of integrity and humility — after three years of a president utterly without shame, for whom no ethical red line has been too red to cross.
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Andrei Kolyadin, a former employee at the Russian presidential administration, told Reuters in an interview that Putin could morph into a national leader, possibly heading up the beefed up State Council, and help his presidential successor navigate the system he built.
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" A spokesman for Mr. de Blasio, who has positioned himself as a national leader of the opposition to Mr. Trump, said it wasn't the mayor's place "to dictate to the president where he should and should not spend his time.
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Still, few in Moscow had believed the Republican candidate would win, apart from a group of Trump-supporting nationalists who gathered in a Moscow bar decorated with a triptych of Putin, Trump and French Front National leader Marine Le Pen.
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Rather than direct election by the people or selection by Congress or state legislatures, the framers believed that a temporary body of electors, chosen for the specific duty of selecting the president, would be the best means to choose our national leader.
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His bill around taking away French nationality from potential terrorists was the most problematic for many within the French left; the same suggestion was made directly after the attacks by right-wing former president Nicolas Sarkozy and Front National leader Marine Le Pen.
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"We have made significant progress over the last year to improve our criminal justice system, and with the construction of four new and modern prisons, Alabama is poised to be a national leader in safe and effective incarceration of inmates," the governor said.
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Further clouding the outlook, Mr Temer's party—though not the vice-president himself—is as enmeshed in the Petrobras scandal as the PT. Six PMDB congressmen, including Mr Calheiros and the party's national leader, Senator Romero Jucá, are under investigation in it.
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In an interview in 2014 with Ming Pao, a Hong Kong newspaper, Mr. Qi also praised Mr. Xi. "Xi Jinping is the only national leader since Mao Zedong's era who really fights corruption, and doesn't just mouth words about it," Mr. Qi said.
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Even in my home state of Massachusetts, a national leader in substance use disorder treatment, a survey conducted by my company found two-thirds of residents believe the No. 1 barrier to recovery is people simply not wanting to give up their addiction.
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The Central Committee also set in motion plans for a congress in the second half of next year, which is virtually certain to confirm Mr. Xi as national leader for five additional years and appoint a new cohort of officials under him.
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For Mayor Bill de Blasio, it could have been a much bigger moment: a high-profile chance to champion his own accomplishments in New York City and the liberal agenda he favors, while positioning himself as a national leader of the left.
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And Minneapolis became a national leader in the housing world by taking on single-family zoning, with the goal of making themselves inclusive and affordable not just to those who live there now, but for those who may want to in the future.
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And many hailed the haul as a first sign of resistance to the League, and to Matteo Salvini, its national leader and Italy's powerful vice premier, who has cracked down on immigration, hardened opposition to birthright citizenship and spoken harshly about migrants.
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It must also compete with eBay Inc's South Korean unit and online search portal Naver Corp which has partnered with a multitude of independent online shopping malls to become the national leader in e-commerce market share, according to Seoul-based SK Securities.
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Now Mr. Hinojosa is the superintendent, and the Dallas school system, one of the country's most segregated urban districts, has become a national leader in trying to figure out how to encourage students of all backgrounds to willingly go to school together.
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He was sentenced to six months in prison in November for using "his Twitter account to post more than 40 comments denigrating a national leader&aposs image and indecent pictures," which "created a negative social impact," according to the documents seen by Axios.
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Almost 400,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled to neighboring Bangladesh since the outbreak of violence last month, according to the UN. A spokesperson for Myanmar's presidential office explained the country's national leader had cancelled her trip to the UN General Assembly for two reasons.
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In 2012, as China's vice president and national leader-in-waiting, Mr. Xi returned to Iowa and visited the farm of Rick and Martha Kimberley in Maxwell, about 25 miles northeast of Des Moines, where they grow soybeans and corn on 4,000 acres.
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But he has a pretty solid track record of achievement — keeping crime falling while backing away from some of the NYPD's most controversial practices, delivering a universal prekindergarten program, and becoming a national leader on labor issues like sick leave and paid vacation.
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At the 2012 Congress, Xi Jinping was confirmed as China's national leader and at this autumn's Congress he is widely expected to consolidate his power by moving supporters into key leadership positions, and as a result have a greater say in any succession planning.
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In late August, Albert Rivera, the national leader of the Ciudadanos Party, removed yellow ribbons in Alella, a town northeast of Barcelona, and made a public display of throwing them in a trash bag, with some residents shouting insults and calling him a fascist.
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BEIJING — Days after China's president, Xi Jinping, consolidated his position as national leader, he moved to extend his control on Tuesday by unveiling new superagencies to tackle three major potential threats to popular support for Communist Party rule: financial recklessness, environmental pollution and official corruption.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House lowered its U.S. flag to half-staff, raised it back up and on Monday lowered it again after the death of Senator John McCain, in an unusual and confusing break with protocol on the passing of a national leader.
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They contend that after the fights of early August, the president took on the mantle of a national leader with a vigorous and visible response to Hurricane Harvey, and that cleaning up the devastation may prove both a rallying point and a strategic leverage.
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Roy Innis, the autocratic national leader of the Congress of Racial Equality since 1968, whose right-wing views on affirmative action, law enforcement, desegregation and other issues put him at odds with many black Americans and other civil rights leaders, died on Sunday in Manhattan.
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She is recognized as the national leader for child safety as it relates to the dangers children face in and around motor vehicles with an in-depth specialty regarding events that take place off public roads and highways; most commonly referred to as nontraffic incidents.
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Austria's conservative People's Party, which is center-right but has shifted further right on immigration recently, is set to win the country's general election (at about 31% of the vote) and launch 31-year old Sebastian Kurz as the world's youngest national leader, the BBC reports.
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"Everyone in Germany must be appalled if a management that has caused one of the biggest crises at Volkswagen still treats itself to multi-million bonuses," German Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel, national leader of the Social Democrats who share power in the federal coalition, said last week.
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As she emerges as a national leader and a strong contender for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020, her main task will be to convert the bold stance she's taken against men like Franken and Trump into an expansive message about achieving gender equality in America.
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Peters has previously indicated he would make his decision before October 12, according to Radio NZ. Surprisingly close At the start of the year, English -- who replaced former National leader John Key in December -- was in a strong position and looked certain to continue Key's electoral success.
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SAN DIEGO — At a moment of extraordinary tension between California and President Trump, this state is moving to elect a governor in a changing of the guard that will test its outsize power as a national leader for Democrats in its fight against the White House. Gov.
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Seeking to position himself as a national leader against climate change, Mayor Bill de Blasio on Wednesday announced a two-pronged attack against the fossil-fuel industry, including a vow that city pension funds would divest about $5 billion from companies involved in the fossil fuel business.
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Roosevelt built his bona fides as a national leader during the Depression, and so the "during World War II" part of the book's subtitle is a bit misleading; Strausbaugh devotes more than a third of the volume to the years before the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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Pecresse had been put forward by colleagues as a potential national leader of The Republicans (LR), which like all of France's established parties is feeling the pressure after President Emmanuel Macron and his one year-old centrist grouping Republic on the Move (LREM) swept to power earlier this year.
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Taken together, the new laws — on everything from evictions to security deposits to rent caps for residents of mobile homes — represent a significant power shift away from landlords and cement New York's standing as a national leader of policies favorable to renters, of which there are 210 million statewide.
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"For most of American history, politics stopped when you had the death of a national leader, and the fact that it hasn't says an awful lot about the current state of our country and our politics, and in particular about Donald Trump," said Michael Beschloss, the presidential historian.
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While the coronavirus has given Trump ample opportunity to take up the mantle of national leader and appear presidential at the White House, there's plenty to criticize in his handling of the crisis -- he's overly optimistic about treatments, brags about his early response for accomplishing more than it did.
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"When a guy who ended up becoming our national leader said, 'I can grab a woman anywhere and she likes it' and then said, 'I made a mistake,'" Biden said Tuesday of Trump, according to video of the remarks posted on Facebook by the University of Miami College Democrats.
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The decision also underlines the difficulties in separating the politics of climate change from teaching about the science of it, even in liberal-leaning New York, and in a school system that is viewed by some experts as a national leader in integrating climate issues into the classroom.
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The failure to hold the most senior national leader to account for improper and illegal acts also will discourage future professional government employees and military service members who see government wrong-doing and want to report it, particularly when a president pushes to expose the whistleblower for reprisals.
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If SP candidate—current chief minister Akhilesh Yadav—wins, SP will take a more prominent role in opposing Modi's agenda in New Delhi, with Yadav emerging as "a meaningful political threat to the BJP as a national leader and potential alternative to Modi," political consultancy Eurasia said in a note.
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" Earlier this year, Peter Salovey, the president of Yale, announced that the university will rename a residential college that was named for John C. Calhoun , because Calhoun's "legacy as a white supremacist and a national leader who passionately promoted slavery as a 'positive good' fundamentally conflicts with Yale's mission and values.
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Fidel Castro had held on to power longer than any other living national leader except Queen Elizabeth II. He became a towering international figure whose importance in the 2190th century far exceeded what might have been expected from the head of state of a Caribbean island nation of 11 million people.
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From Brexit to the election of Donald Trump to the polls showing Front National leader Marine Le Pen leading the pack in the upcoming French election, there is a new permissiveness displayed toward populist speech that highlights nationalism over globalization while shunning immigration and outsiders, especially Muslims and other non-Christians.
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Respect him or fear him, across the world, every national leader that matters knows there is a new sheriff in Washington, D.C. The Russia policy arena is a good place to start now that a bright light is shining on what the Obama administration actually did over the past eight years.
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"The perception that China backed a series of unconstitutional moves designed to replace a national leader with an individual seen as friendlier toward Chinese interests will set back China's broader push to win friends and influence people around the world, particularly in Belt and Road Initiative countries, " he told CNBC in an email.
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Kansas' secretary of state, Kris Kobach, a Republican who has become a national leader in pushing for voting changes, had asked the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to place on hold a decision last month by a lower-court judge ordering the state to begin registering 18,000 residents affected by the law.
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After suffering humiliating defeats in two other state votes this year, the SPD may have to retain North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) if its new national leader Martin Schulz is to mount a serious challenge to Merkel's bid for a fourth term at the helm of Europe's most populous country and pivotal economy.
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The move reflects Mr. Xi's ambitions and fears as he prepares for a second five-year term as national leader, and has confirmed the rise of the commission and its formidable secretary, Wang Qishan, a longtime ally of Mr. Xi now seen by many as the second-most powerful official in China.
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After suffering humiliating defeats in two other state votes this year, the Social Democratic Party (SPD) may have to retain NRW if its new national leader - Martin Schulz - is to mount a serious challenge to Merkel's bid for a fourth term at the helm of Europe's most populous country and pivotal economy.
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Touching on topics that will resonate with potential voters for Front National leader Marine Le Pen, Sarkozy's conservative views on French society set him apart from Alain Juppe, his more moderate rival for the Les Republicains party ticket whose focus has been on the economy and who leads Sarkozy in opinion polls.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — The Taliban have called off meetings in Pakistan, including a first audience with a national leader since their regime was ousted from power in Afghanistan in 2001, after the Afghan government protested to the United Nations Security Council that leaders of the insurgent group were violating travel restrictions under international sanctions.
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BARELY a day goes by without some international body or national leader opining about the British vote on whether to leave the EU. Voters may well be bewildered by the blizzard of facts, claims and counter-claims, or the discussion of whether Britain's future trade with the EU will be based on the Norwegian, Swiss or Albanian model.
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The report marks the second time in just three months that the commission, a national leader in forensic science reform, has highlighted serious flaws in the prosecution of Bryan, a former high school principal who has now spent more than 30 years in prison over the murder of his wife, Mickey, a fourth-grade grade teacher in Clifton, Texas.
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Mr. Biden, speaking at a University of Miami rally to combat sexual assault, said, "A guy who ended up becoming our national leader said, 'I can grab a woman anywhere and she likes it,' " referring to an Access Hollywood audio recording in which Mr. Trump is heard boasting about kissing and groping women without their consent.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, of course, is not the first national leader hostile to analyses that run counter to his desiderata or personal interests.
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Funded by his hospital's foundation, Caleb Bupp, chief of medical genetics and genomics at Helen DeVos Children's Hospital in Grand Rapids, Michigan, has sent 12 cases to Rady Children's Institute for Genomic Medicine in San Diego, which has emerged as a national leader after Canadian American financier Ernest Rady and his wife funded its creation in 363 with a $120 million grant.
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As such, Vox is now in a position of kingmaker in negotiations over a possible right-wing coalition made up of PP, the center-right Ciudadanos party, which gained 21 seats, and Vox, a party that was formed in 2013 by former members of the PP. PP national leader Pablo Casado said his party planned to hold talks in Andalusia with these other parties, Reuters said.
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While President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is a unique, once-in-a-century national leader, his victory as a Republican is wholly consistent with the overwhelming national GOP consensus.
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Before Kim meets with Trump, he will already have met with Chinese President Xi Jinping and South Korean President Moon Jae In. While Kim's meeting several weeks ago in Beijing accomplished little more than to highlight China's still significant role in these dynamics and Kim's ability to act on the world stage as a national leader, his forthcoming meetings with Moon and Trump promise to be far more substantive.
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To cope with these issues, during his first five-year period as national leader between 2012-17, President Xi Jinping engaged the assistance of his ally Wang Qishan in a sweeping anticorruption drive; proposed allowing the market to play a decisive role in resource allocation by eliminating the distortions of the dual-track reform; and advocated for tight environmental regulation, which would balance high growth and "green" growth.
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He came out of his anti-social character, his shell dramatically, called for an inter-Korean summit in June, and a fortnight before his meeting with the South Korean president, he made his very trip to China as the national leader six years after inheriting power — just as Kim Jong Un did this March, " said Sung-Yoon Lee, Tufts Fletcher School and Alexandra Bell of the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation, on CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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