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Our fearful leader is just plain nuts and so is his buddy Dick . Roh 's prison term was reduced to 17 years , and the sentences for the business leaders were either overturned or suspended . This status as a secular and civil leader was vividly displayed by Pope Leo I 's confrontation with Attila in 452 and was substantially increased in 754 , when the Frankish ruler Pippin the Younger donated to the Pope a strip of territory which formed the core of the so-called Papal States ( properly , the Patrimony of St. Peter ) . Western leaders are cautiously optimistic about the country 's future . Washington , DC , January 16 , 2007 – Religious leaders are often among the most influential members of their communities . The New York Times ran an editorial on Saturday , " Katrina 's Assault on Washington , " which highlighted the fact that our political leaders are often more interested in promoting an agenda full of tax cuts than in promoting responsible investment and shared national sacrifice . Conscientiousness : Leaders are often dominated by a sense of duty and tend to be exacting in character . " Politicians and corporate leaders are often forced to respond to the NGO media machine , and the resources of taxpayers and shareholders are used in support of ends they did not sanction . SACTU 's affiliate , the Metal Workers Union , had represented these workers throughout the 1950s and early 1960s , until its leaders were either imprisoned , banned or forced into exile . The heroic model , in Badaracco 's view , may have a pernicious effect on people 's conceptions of leadership by suggesting that pragmatism is tainted and unqualified as a form of moral leadership , and that vision is necessary , when in reality leaders are often simply reacting to circumstances .