Have the captains join their men.

The Kommandant also told me to pick up the radio.

It is said that they hold the lives of all the officials and mandarins in their hands.

You always look for leaders, strong men without faults.

The Kommandant also wants every man to have a new clean blanket.

I guess there aren't enough commanding officers to go around.

General Parsons wants to see all commanders as soon as possible.

Young leaders are ready to hurl the fiinest light cavalry... ... against Fort Starke.

Prince of Thebes, beloved of the Nile god, conqueror of Ethiopia, general of generals, commander of the Egyptian Host a man of mud!

The Krauts searched under the barracks, on the roofs, even the Kommandant's bathroom, but no Dunbar.

The result was an unnecessarily deep and protracted recession. Now, they are about to make the same mistake in Ukraine, with even more devastating potential consequences.

Leaders might be able to use these systems to better regulate how they work inside the heterarchy.

It's because leaders, what we do is we connect improbable connections and hope something will happen, and in that room I found so many connections between people across all of London, and so leadership, connecting people, is the great question today.

But even the Machiavellian dictum that a ruler should encourage his citizens fear rather than their love can go only so far. The most successful political leaders are skilled coalition builders.

Orbán s putative political role models are likely to become even more shrill and nationalist in foreign policy as they attempt to retain domestic support. In order to secure peace on the home front, leaders will point to the enemies real or imaginary at the gate.

Europe s debt crisis and its leaders apparent inability to take coordinated action gave the Kremlin additional ammunition. Given that Europe s overall debts and deficits are much lower than those of the US or Japan, the logic went, it should have been able to avoid polarization and paralysis.

And yet, in a fundamental way, the current debate about OMT misses the point. Rather than asking whether the ECB s mandate allows it nbsp to intervene in a debt crisis, EU leaders should be asking whether it should.