Sentence examples for dysfunctional leadership from inspiring English sources

But, unlike Israeli Jews, they are increasingly depressed and despondent over their quandary and dysfunctional leadership.

And it would have been unthinkable to imagine an investigation, undertaken in the United States, no less, revealing the sport to be in structural disarray, ruled by dysfunctional leadership and a code of silence.

No, despite some legitimate Palestinian grievances, there is no moral equivalence between the democratically elected Israeli government and the corrupt, autocratic and dysfunctional leadership of the Palestine Liberation Organization.

A10 Ventura Quits Reform Party Gov. Jesse Ventura of Minnesota, the Reform Party's highest-ranking elected official, said he was resigning from the party over his growing dissatisfaction with its "hopelessly dysfunctional" leadership and the prospect that the party would nominate for president Patrick J. Buchanan and might have the former Klan leader David Duke as a member.

Under-fire sporting director Dietmar Beiersdorfer will be allowed to stay in office for a little longer which is another way of saying that the club's dysfunctional leadership structure, with investor Klaus-Michael Kühne calling the shots over the heads of the board, will persist.

After a long, disastrous war, a near collapse of the economy and a prolonged period of divisive and dysfunctional leadership, we were told big changes were coming.

Each season the series has picked apart some looming national problem — the failed war on drugs, the deterioration of working-class life, dysfunctional political leadership, overwhelmed urban schools — as it affects a sprawling group of characters that has included cops, drug dealers, politicians, teachers, longshoremen and other (often tawdry) Baltimoreans.

Its members like to think of themselves as august and deliberative, but in fact the Senate is deeply dysfunctional and its Democratic leadership easily deterred from meaningful action by the mere threat of a filibuster.

Khalifa Heftar A former regime general who symbolised the dysfunctional relationships within the rebel leadership.

A recent Guardian roundtable, supported by Cranfield University, explored this dysfunctional relationship between technology and leadership and discussed how they could be more closely entwined.

He asserted that the commission was "dysfunctional" as a result of its leadership, however, and was squandering public trust.