Sentence examples for impose leadership from inspiring English sources

"I'm not a leader who wants to impose leadership lines all the time.

At Brighton, he did not manage to impose leadership lines on his frontbenchers any of the time.

He promised a cleaning of the governmental stables, vowing to sweep out "unqualified cronies," stamp out "pay-to-play politics" and impose leadership on a leaderless statehouse.

He is currently making a virtue of his minority status within his own shadow cabinet by saying: "I am not a leader who wants to impose leadership lines all the time".

What he said: "I am not a leader who wants to impose leadership lines all the time"  What he meant: I tried imposing my view on Trident, but Unite voted it down, so I had better pretend the new politics is all about open and listening leadership... until I can bring in new rules to give the supporters who voted for me the power over policy.

He will also explain his new approach to politics, saying: I am not imposing leadership lines.

Waddington did not, in fact, attempt to impose his leadership on the government.

In the struggle for power that followed the fall of the tyranny, Cleisthenes failed to impose his leadership, and in 508 Isagoras, the leader of the more reactionary nobles, was elected chief archon.

This, he intimated, was but the first step to impose a leadership that would give up Palestinians' aspirations to self-determination, national sovereignty and a right of refugees' return.

It is the desire of Bentley and Santa Cruz to leave this summer, however, that will impact most on his early days, and it gave Ince the opportunity to impose his leadership immediately yesterday.

It is Bentley and Santa Cruz's desire to leave Blackburn this summer, however, that will impact most on his early tenure and they gave Ince opportunity to impose his leadership immediately.