Sentence examples for Leadership obligations from inspiring English sources

When those above you fail in their leadership obligations, the responsibility falls to you.

Many Americans are weary of the idea of the U.S. having leadership obligations abroad after Iraq and Afghanistan.

The vote was held under US pressure, after the White House and Israel hammered out a diplomatic formula last week in which Washington agreed to take account of Israeli objections to the road map, among other things related to the fate of Jewish settlements, the timetable for implementation and the Palestinian leadership's obligations to curb "terrorism".

All of those things — practicality, leadership, sympathy and obligation, a philosophy of government — are elements of what we come up with when we try to figure out what politics means, and means to us.

Then again, another siren call for a 34th vote against the health care law is more likely to stir the House leadership than any obligation to modernize the nation's mail delivery.

There are constraints of diplomacy and obligations of leadership and navigating between them can be fraught.

Of course, the deficit reduction strategy has meant that the party leadership has felt the obligation to take any and every opportunity to stop the Conservatives undermining the legacy of the last 13 years.

"The leadership is under no obligation to disclose why, when, where or how a decision is made," says Hani Sabra, an analyst at Eurasia Group in New York City.

Open, frequent and transparent communication is a major tool and obligation of leadership.

A retreat from trade would be a retreat from the responsibility and moral obligation of global leadership.

To betray them, or to be unserious in their defense is a betrayal of the fundamental obligations of American leadership.