Sentence examples for fire leadership from inspiring English sources

Trapani called what happened in Benghazi "an amazing tale of heroism, courage under fire, leadership and camaraderie by the CIA security team, other CIA officers, State Department personnel, and those who came on the evacuation mission from Tripoli".

This atypical approach created tension among fire leadership because it duplicated jobs.

He was criticized as lacking fire and leadership, as aloof, someone who stood alone on the sideline.

But now the Stanley Cup finals are here, and two other young captains have taken hockey's center stage with their skill, fire and leadership.

The qualities that define a good fire chief — leadership, acumen, empathy, bravery, resourcefulness and communication skills — will not be found on a piece of paper.

Almost immediately he resigned as the head of the Communist Party and fired its leadership, ending nearly 70 years of monolithic rule.

But Geithner felt that firing the leadership of the bailed-out banks would ultimately cost taxpayers money, owing to the loss of expertise, and would inevitably punish executives who were not to blame.

It's a long way from the two battle cries of campaign-trail Trump's regular-guy revolution, "Drain the swamp" and "Lock her up". The first was a catchall for cleaning house in Washington and Trump's brand of blunt, "You're fired -type leadership.

South Africa's ruling African National Congress has fired the leadership of its youth league after it opposed Jacob Zuma's re-election last year.

In the visual below you can see a breakdown of how traditional organizations compare with "managerless" organizations in various areas ranging from hiring and firing to leadership to what happens at the company if something goes wrong.

In Mr. Clark's case, the protesters demanded the city's leadership fire the two officers involved.