Sentence examples for effect on leaders from inspiring English sources

He finds its effect on leaders wanting.

According to Gideon Skinner of Ipsos MORI, a polling firm, conference speeches rarely have a lasting effect on leaders' satisfaction ratings.

Already, his approach has had an electric effect on leaders in Rwanda, a country for which he has a special fondness.

In the context of VPE specifically, Adams and Gamage (2008) identified the need for leaders to focus on the educational dimension of their work and suggested that the shift to managerial responsibilities is having an effect on leaders' abilities to ensure quality educational programming.

The Navy has found that they have a real effect on leader performance.

Even stronger effects on leader bleb size were observed in wild-type A375 cells over-expressing Emerald-mEps8Δbund, indicating it acts as a dominant negative, likely by dimerizing with endogenous Eps8 (Kishan et al., 1997).

General Clark warned that the recall would have a chilling effect on elected leaders across the country.

The lessons learned during the 1970's had a profound effect on political leaders in both parties, said Daniel Yergin, the chairman of Cambridge Energy Research Associates and author of a Pulitzer Prize-winning history of the oil industry.

Last year's new appointments have already had a revitalising effect on theatre: leaders such as Vicky Featherstone (at the National Theatre of Scotland) are already proving they have that rare thing, the talent to handle talent.

More central government prescription about curriculum and qualifications, the role of regional schools commissioners – whose visits one member of the group jokingly referred to as being like something from the 1970s police drama The Sweeney – may be having a stultifying rather than liberating effect on school leaders.

There was consensus (Rounds 2 and 3) among the expert panelists on the barriers related to the image of nursing and its effect on nurse leaders' participation in the development of health policy (Table  9).