Sentence examples for implied leadership from inspiring English sources

Images of solar panels or windmills implied leadership and part of a long term business diversification strategy, even where these made up a tiny fraction of their overall assets.

Certainly $15 million a year guaranteed implies leadership and responsibility".

"I think to most people chairman of the executive committee of the board of directors implies leadership.

Towers imply civic leadership weak in the face of commercial pressure.

The ambidexterity theory of leadership for innovation implied that leaders have to display a combination of two kinds of behaviors to improve employee innovative performance, namely opening and closing behaviors.

None of this, thinks Mr Garrette, is implied by "MBA (leadership)".

An indication of how spy drama has become interwoven with real-life spying came in Dame Eliza's critique of America's conduct, in which she implied that the leadership in Washington was inspired by the macho Jack Bauer, played by Kiefer Sutherland in the series 24.

Peng bluntly criticized the hesitation of senior Party members to disagree with the Party leadership, implying that many Party leaders were cowardly for following orders that they knew were not in the best interests of the Chinese people.

While not openly criticizing Mr. Brown, she implied dissatisfaction with his leadership.

Bob Crow, the RMT union's general secretary, brought a defamation case over the Not Ken Again leaflets, claiming they implied that his policies, leadership of the RMT and association with Livingstone seriously damaged the Labour candidate's electoral prospects and caused grave harm to Londoners' interests.

His nomination by acclamation, as columnist Eugene Robinson noted, "implied an acceptance of leadership, a recognition of merit" that transcended race.