However, I do think they share certain intangibles: leadership, heart, a boyish passion to play the game they love, and an insatiable desire to win.
As Chicago's Metropolitan Planning Council underscored, taxes are important, but keeping an area competitive also involves quality of life, overall fiscal health, specific business incentives and intangibles like leadership.
And so what you're trying to find out about are the intangibles of leadership, communication style and the ability to, today, really adapt to change.
The federal arbiter mandated last week that the A.S.A. choose its team primarily on the basis of the five-day tryouts last September, while still taking into account intangibles like leadership, attitude and teamwork.
The movie doesn't repudiate the wisdom of grizzled veterans regarding character, judgment, fortitude, the intangibles of leadership that make a team cohere (in fact, one of the strongest scenes in the film shows Beane working in the background to foster a leader) — it shows that such leadership is effective when it's deployed to realize a good and distinctive idea.
The movie doesn't repudiate the wisdom of grizzled veterans regarding character, judgment, fortitude, the intangibles of leadership that make a team cohere (in fact, one of the strongest scenes in the film shows Beane working in the background to foster a leader)—it shows that such leadership is effective when it's deployed to realize a good and distinctive idea.
Concerning the intangibles of leadership, Jeter has few other peers.
What's more, the value of a formal education in the IC is considered relative by many experts both inside and outside the community, especially when it comes to intangible skills like leadership, military strategy, or street smarts.
You might still be super confident and have your act together, but you'll appear too frazzled for that intangible aura of leadership to come through.
Those are leadership intangibles that kind of filter down".
