Sentence examples for constructive leader from inspiring English sources

Ms Wood, who is currently learning to speak Welsh, promised to be an "open, forward looking, positive and constructive" leader.

It is believed by old Hawaiians today that had he lived he would have become a real and constructive leader of the Hawaiian people.

Here is one of the first opportunities to show the world that the United States is no longer an obstructionist, but a constructive leader once again.

Parliamentary format is as follows: Prime Minister (constructive), Leader of the Opposition (constructive), Member of the Government (constructive), Member of the Opposition (constructive), Leader of the Opposition (rebuttal), and Prime Minister (rebuttal).

Late Tuesday, Mr. Hazare's advisers said talks with the government side had been constructive, while government leaders announced they would call a meeting of leaders from all political parties on Wednesday to discuss the situation.

It is time for both coalitions to develop a new generation of more constructive and competent leaders to put before the electorate.

In recent days, novel solutions to the Greek debt crisis have surfaced, though perhaps not the constructive ones European leaders desperate to hold their struggling union together were hoping to hear.

Obama told reporters at the White House that the conversation, believed to have been instigated by the Iranian leader, was constructive.

October 14, 2013 Updated at 7.33pm BST 7.08pm BST McConnell: 'very constructive' talks Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell echoes Reid's cautious optimism, Cox Radio reports: Jamie Dupree (@jamiedupree) McConnell says there have been "very constructive" talks, says he shares Reid's optimism on a deal October 14, 2013 6.59pm BST Reid left McConnell's office, now he's reportedly back in there.

As well as the book, King and Scott have launched a consultancy to work with businesses to help their leaders develop constructive networks.

Whether an elected official is school board member in a small town or a U.S. Senator representing an entire state, constructive dialogue enables those leaders to engage the people they serve.