Sentence examples for implications for leadership from inspiring English sources
This requirement has a number of implications for leadership development.
Implications for leadership and group emotional intelligence are discussed.
It has both theoretical implications for leadership study and practical implications for human resource management and leadership development.
Research on behavioural intentions by Ajzen (1991), provides a theoretical framework for understanding how the increase in empowering ILT among the VET-students found in the present study, may well have implications for leadership practices in the construction industry.
The few studies in the area have often examined the impact of an awareness of ingroup stereotypes within organizations and how activating these mind-sets can have negative implications for leadership aspirations (Davies, Spencer, & Steele, 2005) and feedback seeking behaviors of stigmatized individuals (Roberson, Deitch, Brief, & Block, 2003).
Apart from dissatisfaction with diocesan and national leadership, these shifts in Episcopal life also had implications for congregational leadership.
Yet when Mr Bush strode to the presidential podium in the White House Rose Garden a few hours after Barack Obama's extraordinary election victory, he showed not only leadership, but vision and grace – with potentially major implications for the leadership transition to a successor who has excited enormous expectations yet who also faces enormous challenges.
Our findings have implications for existing leadership training programs and contribute to theories about the appropriateness of shared leadership models for virtual project teams.
Both the United States and Turkey have denounced the crackdown, but stopped short of calling for Mr. Assad's departure, a step with far-reaching implications for the leadership's survival.
Regardless of which perspective one adopts, the interplay between formal and informal organization has important implications for the leadership of any organization both at the design stage and in the day-to-day coordination of organizational activities.
These observations have implications for political leadership.
