Sentence examples for devolution of leadership from inspiring English sources
The case studies show the importance of leadership in successful governance, and this includes the careful and clear delegation and devolution of leadership during decentralization or other health sector reforms.
She points out that, historically, the "trajectory" of leadership has been "about the devolution of power," from the king to the voters, say, or the boss to the shareholders.
Like Osborne, who made Greater Manchester reluctantly agree to having an elected mayor as part of its much lauded devo-deal, Cridland said "a clear demonstration of leadership" should be a condition of devolution.
It is the culmination of Google leadership allowing a devolution of the culture, and now it risks to be a large cavity in one of Google's molars.
The group Labour for Scotland, which includes former MSPs Frank McAveety and Pauline McNeill, has called for the Scottish party to become fully autonomous from the London leadership and back full devolution of income tax and welfare.
Display a pattern of leadership.
Four Styles of Leadership.
That's part of leadership.
Labour was timid under Ed Miliband and lacked the political courage to embrace bold ideas on welfare, the family and the devolution of power to cities, Tristram Hunt, a possible leadership candidate, will say.
