Publics are now less distant than previously, more assertive, and actively engaged participants in the making of their encompassing cultural worlds.
To ensure our mobile future has the spectrum it needs to succeed and compete globally, we need assertive, engaged, and clear leadership at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Mr. Obama learned to practice the simple but rare principles of effective leadership: be assertive without threatening people; listen carefully; and engage in cooperative problem-solving.
Assertive in-reach and outreach identifies and engages potential participants avoiding any coercive tactics.
And it has one of the most assertive multidepartmental efforts in the country, along with New York, to overcome mistrust and engage Muslims as allies in preventing terrorism, according to law enforcement experts.
Intelligent and engaging.
4. Use our voice as assertive, engaged stewards of our investments, to challenge companies across all industries to redirect capital and financing capacity, as well as R&D efforts and ingenuity towards cleaner and more efficient methods of operation, new products, and new corporate goals for carbon reduction.
His entry and rise in the polls gave the campaign both shape and a candidate sufficiently assertive to engage in an aggressive war strategy as frontrunner.
Staff and patients in community treatment teams such as assertive outreach engage in an obligatory close relationship, as the aim of community services is to provide treatment to people who do not seek it themselves.
Interestingly, aggressiveness - considered a deficit in other-oriented social skills - is positively associated with self-oriented social skills, i.e. aggressive children are more assertive and more prone to engage in social interactions [ 12- 14].
In other words, in the short term, as they feel they are being eclipsed, white evangelicals become more politically engaged, more assertive — and more dangerous to their opponents.
