Examples of strengths include determination, devotion, self-discipline, thoughtfulness, decisiveness, patience, diplomacy, communication skills, and imagination or creativity.
More recently, this Greek word for "over, above, beyond" has gained mastery in the worlds of diplomacy and communication.
Luck, diplomacy, vision, communication – Okwonga considers all these before agreeing that there seems no common thread, except perhaps resilience.
He exhibited both patience and tact in handling matters of diplomacy, trade, communication, Native American relations, and western boundaries.
A supermarket cashier may not need the physical strength demanded of a warehouse role (predominantly carried out by men), but they are more likely to call on their resilience, diplomacy and communication skills.
"The failure of moderation, politics, communication, diplomacy, and sustaining humanity".
The popularity of 11.011 coincides with the arrival of Bruno Verdini, a recent MIT PhD graduate in "Negotiation, Communication, Diplomacy, and Leadership" — an interdepartmental degree he negotiated into existence.
Internationally, research shows that face-to-face diplomacy matters for signaling, communication and interpretation.
– There's little discussion so far of the role of innovation in fostering durable definitions of progress – not just in technology, but in communication, arts, diplomacy, policy.
Public order training should be overhauled, with a new emphasis on schooling the 22,500 officers trained for protests in communication and diplomacy rather than riot scenarios.
The evolution of public diplomacy from one-way communication to a two-way dialogue model treats publics as peer-to-peer co-creators of meaning and communication — a phenomenon well known to the younger generation.
