On assuming office, the President thanked his predecessor for the work undertaken under his leadership.

We pay tribute to Mr. Hariri for his dedication, for his commitment and for his leadership role in that country's reconstruction in the 1990s.

We thank Ambassador Paul Badji for his initiative and leadership in that regard.

His leadership offered hope of democracy and peace for all people of Sudan.

We are certain that his talent and leadership will facilitate new progress for us.

That will be the test of his leadership.

I convey gratitude to Mr. Jean Ping for his astute leadership of the fifty ninth session.

The Minister thanked the Secretary General for his political and moral leadership at a crucial time for the Organization.

The United States appreciates his strong leadership and his hard work in Kosovo.

His determination, his energy and his leadership qualities have made it possible to maintain a very constructive climate for the international community's efforts in Kosovo.

I pay special tribute to his leadership and to his commitment to his people and to his country.

His views were shared by many in the clerical leadership.

I would like to put on record my appreciation for his leadership of UNMISET over the past year.

I would also like to pay high tribute to Mr. Jean Ping, your predecessor, for his distinguished leadership.

I support Obama, at least in comparison to his war mongering colleagues. But we don t need his leadership, or anyone else s for that matter.

Ban s rise from poverty to global leadership parallels his country s trajectory.

We sincerely thank the outgoing General Assembly President, Mr. Jean Ping, for his sterling leadership in preparing the document for our summit.

I would also like to express appreciation to your predecessor, His Excellency Mr. Jean Ping of the Republic of Gabon, for his leadership and dedication.

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Obama continued to demonstrate these leadership skills in his almost flawless transition.

In addition, I commend the Secretary General for his leadership, especially in advancing the United Nations reform and revitalization agenda.

We would like also to thank Mr. Jan Egeland, Under Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs, and his colleagues for the remarkable work undertaken and for his continued leadership in the humanitarian field.

Internationally, his record is stained by his lack of leadership up to now in dealing with Zimbabwe.

I would also like to thank his predecessor, Mr. Jean Ping, for his able leadership as the President of the General Assembly at its fifty ninth session.

In conclusion, Nigeria again commends the Secretary General for his leadership, vision and example in strengthening the effectiveness of the Organization.

I further commend His Excellency Mr. Kofi Annan, our Secretary General, for the dynamic and sterling leadership of the United Nations.

As many others have done, I thank Ambassador Wenaweser for his able leadership in steering the negotiations to a successful conclusion.

His leadership will be sorely tested in the electoral campaign, and also in his presidency should he triumph.

Under his leadership, the long standing and painful Aceh conflict was peacefully resolved.

But he has failed to transform his position into one of ongoing leadership.

His party Nidaa Tounes includes in its leadership members of the former regime.

We also like to congratulate him on his able leadership of the CTC.

During the initial phases of the Industry Leadership programme, individual women were targeted for leadership development opportunities through sponsorships to the Australian Rural Leadership Programme.

Additionally, they found that each leader only effectively engaged in one type of leadership, leading us to further believe that shared leadership allows for more leadership behaviors to be expressed than vertical leadership.

I am grateful to the Secretary General for his report and to the Special Representative for his briefing, for his outstanding and, I think, impartial leadership of the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) and for the integrity that he brings to his work.

I would like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to Mr. Wlosowicz for his dedication and effective leadership of UNFICYP.

Even more, his leadership and vision made all friends of Georgia hopeful for the country's future as a democratic and prosperous nation.

But what about candidates for political leadership?

For China, leadership means assuming additional risks.

Political leadership calls for vision and courage.

There is an opportunity here for leadership.

The problem with Obama s America is rooted in the contradictory nature of his leadership.