Sentence examples for deliberate leader from inspiring English sources

This election is a wake-up call for a rational, idealistic and deliberate leader.

But even as Obama has sought to convey an image of a deliberate leader preoccupied with the battle's human toll, he has used military power at least as aggressively as his Republican predecessor did during the waning years of his administration.

More deliberate leaders believe great opportunities must be made, and work at building the layers of creative insight from the back – just as Abell does.

We are fortunate to have both: deliberate leaders dedicated to doing all they can to better the lives of citizens and development partners like the Global Fund that support our fight against AIDS, TB and malaria with crucial resources, while helping us bolster our national health systems.

Through deliberate practice, leaders can improve their ability to win over their employees, their peers, or their board of directors.

Because they were acquired without deliberate effort, leaders are often unaware of how good they are at something like problem solving, being a good team player or thinking strategically.

If a whiter and more conservative America embraced the law-and-order message in the past, current-day America, with its more polyglot face, may well respond by seeking out a more deliberate, less unpredictable leader in Clinton.

Those religious leaders who focus on members making a deliberate choice are leaders who face a congregation with members in doubt.

And as leaders deliberate over the path for the European Union, this village of 149 residents has become the unlikely scene of high-level confidential meetings about the future of Europe.

As scientists and world leaders deliberate on how to fix the global water crisis, there should be greater international support for communities and countries attempting to forge new paths away from water-destructive economies.

But as the political leaders deliberate about who should be allowed in and how they should expedite the procedures, innumerable people who spent weeks risking their lives and abandoning their homes just trying to get to Berlin are continuing to suffer in a Kafka-esque nightmare as they drudge through a complex, erratic system of German bureaucracy in order to gain asylum.