But he never aspired to lead a country.

Governments, even terrible ones, comprise the people who lead a country.

Many Israelis distrust his ability to lead the country.

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I have no doubt that a successful reconstruction program will lead their country to recovery.

Improved efforts are required for donor coordination and harmonization, in support of country strategies, including through the option of a lead country approach.

UNDP is the lead agency for monitoring at the country level.

Unfortunately, for a country as poor as India, only sustained rapid growth can lead to enduring development gains.

From a country perspective, differences can lead to a loss of confidence in the figures produced by national statistical offices.

South Korea is in a good position to lead as the first post Kyoto country to accept emission targets.

The EU needs a comprehensive regional approach, focusing on the remaining steps that would lead each country towards membership.

For example, in the past two decades, Norway, a country of only five million people, has taken a lead in peace talks.

This could lead to a fiscal catastrophe for the government at the very moment when the country is attempting a complicated political transition.

Subsidies hurt developing country farmers because they lead to higher output and lower global prices.

It is envisaged that this project will lead to the development of a national Science and Technology Databank for the country.

This framework calls for enhanced cooperation and coordination among donors, with Italy as the lead country.

That could lead international investors to withhold funds from a departing country and raise substantially the interest rate on its national debt.

As the tallies from polling stations from around the country came into Nairobi, Odinga built up a lead of several hundred thousand votes.

I urge interested members of the international community to organize themselves around a lead country to support these efforts in a substantial, dedicated and sustained manner.

Protests continued in the country, but not at the same scale as the lead up to the tournament.

Losing a country and a special place in the world is the sort of trauma that could lead to the emergence of extreme and potentially violent nationalism.

And its name, Resolute, is a reminder of the strength of character that's required not only to lead a country, but to live a life of purpose, as well.

But none of these attributes will lead to long term security, stability, and prosperity for the country unless the government plays a more constructive role.

No one can predict the direction in which Egypt s Sunni Islamist president and parliamentary majority will lead the country.

Developing country Governments could not lead the way towards sustainable development without the substantial support of their civil societies.

The visit by the Security Council mission, which I had the privilege to lead, was the first of that type to a Latin American or a Caribbean country.

The assassination of Benazir Bhutto, the first Muslim woman to lead a Muslim country, is a serious blow to Pakistan s prospects for democracy and, indeed, its viability as a state.

Will this eventually lead to collective social unrest? The country has already witnessed outbreaks of violence in its recent history.

And the man whom US voters choose to lead their country will affect the lives of everyone, not just Americans.

Could a person of color win power in other white majority countries? Could a member of a beleaguered minority transcend the circumstances of his birth to lead his or her country?

Unable to create conditions in which Haitians themselves could take the lead in rebuilding their country, Haiti s external partners undermined the establishment of a functioning internal governance system.

Although failure to comply would in principle lead to automatic financial penalties, it is difficult to imagine how such failure could be determined in a country like Spain.

Accountability frameworks will become the norm, with lead agencies assuming responsibility for ensuring the delivery of technical support at the country level.

It would be too late if one country takes the lead in introducing weapons into outer space, with other States following suit.

We are convinced that political harmony, once restored, will lead all Haitians to mobilize for the development and prosperity of their country.

That in turn would lead to the sharing of expertise and the development of suitable solutions for the country and the region.

France is a marvelously paradoxical country, so the search for novelty, if not modernity, could lead to the reinvention of the Fourth Republic, a parliamentary regime characterized by its weaknesses and instability.

A proper assessment of shortcomings in implementing human rights in a given country would lead to appropriately targeted technical assistance programmes, which would be more helpful than generic programmes developed in Geneva.

Slowly ideas lead to ideology, lead to policies that lead to actions.

Reports in such media feature terrifying pictures that lead most people to never want to visit the war torn but very beautiful country.

(b) ITC will continue to synergize with other lead agencies in offering medium intensity field level support under multi purpose, multi country projects

All of us must hope that the first Internet generation American President can lead his own country and the rest of humanity into a safer and more sustainably prosperous future.

As one positive response to addressing youth unemployment at home, we are pleased to be one of the latest countries to join the Youth Employment Network as a lead country.

Conversely, the US must be prepared to lead international efforts to impose severe consequences on any party that plunges the country back into war.

At the same time donors should coordinate their country level response, including through national development strategies and by using a lead donor approach (chef de file) in consultation with recipient countries.