Sentence examples for commanding leadership from inspiring English sources

He combines that with a firm and commanding leadership style.

U.S.O.C. members said at the time that it was mostly Mr. Doctoroff's commanding leadership that convinced them.

It will take a manager with commanding leadership skills to bring off the merger with a minimum of disruption.

For a president whose fortunes were lifted beyond expectation by a commanding leadership performance after the Sept. 11 attacks, George W. Bush has had a bad week.

In the case of the Bush team, speculation aside, these facts seem self-evident: Secretary Powell has not moved into the commanding leadership position on foreign policy that most people expected, Mr. Rumsfeld has struggled to advance his reform agenda for the military services, Mr. Cheney has been less visible in recent weeks and Ms. Rice has emerged as a formidable power broker.

Also, they are 2.1x more likely to occupy a commanding leadership position in the product/service markets they serve.

It is unlikely to eat much into the prime minister's commanding advantage on leadership and the economy.

Bob Herbert's column tells a story not of the military in general or even the Iraq war in particular, but a story of the worst kind of military leadership: commanding officers with no moral compass or morale of their own.

The report blamed the abuses on a combination of factors, including a small group of "morally corrupt" soldiers and civilian contractors, poor leadership by commanding officers and a failure by military headquarters in Baghdad to recognize the looming disaster.

A more commanding personality, or better defined leadership skills, will feature prominently in the search, though.

By the 1780s they had embraced "liberal theology" as the best name for their party, now under the intellectual leadership of a commanding thinker, Immanuel Kant.