Sentence examples for extra leadership from inspiring English sources
The players respect him and he gives us extra leadership and that added Millwall experience.
Your basic senator (who does not have an extra leadership position such as Speaker of the House, etc)., earns $174,000 per year.
SYDNEY, Australia — A lot has happened since Col Allan, the editor in chief of The New York Post, returned to Sydney to provide "extra editorial leadership" for Rupert Murdoch's Australian newspapers.
In this Article, Professors Davis and Reynolds demonstrate that the ambivalent nature of the plurality opinion adversely affects the Court's extra-legal leadership functions and its own internal process of developing the law, as well as the precedential value of the increasing number of decisions announced in that format.
It asserts the UK's extra-ordinary leadership in the fight against the three diseases and as a steadfast supporter and champion of the Global Fund.
Schools also would have to build in a system to reward educators who take on extra tasks or leadership roles.
To secure an invitation to join a posse, nominees must go through a rigorous interview process that gives extra weight to leadership potential.
Although Mrs. Clinton is not facing any formidable opposition for her Senate seat, she is considering whether to run for president in 2008, giving her remarks about national policy and the Republican leadership extra resonance.
In Tanzania, Payment for performance (P4P) has replaced a system of extra allowances to leadership positions, the Selected Accelerated Salary Enhancement (SASE) [ 28]:6.
Look at businesses that are operationally sound but could use some extra creativity or leadership from a new owner.
The RAU outstanding achievers scholarships, worth up to £2,000, are open to students who demonstrate academic excellence, make a contribution to extra-curricular activities, leadership or overcome hardship.
