Sentence examples for large leadership from inspiring English sources
Though they made up a relatively small portion of the immigrant population, their outspoken activism allowed them to take on a disproportionately large leadership role.
And importantly, we believe that women can -- and should -- play a large leadership role in this process.
Nick Cutland is director of quality at ILM, the largest leadership qualifications provider in the UK.
On Sunday, Congressional Republicans cited the administration's response to the attack as symptomatic of larger leadership failings.
Ms. Narasaki said the diversity of her consortium and the larger leadership conference also reflected a successful marriage between civil rights and human rights interests.
They said the operatives have assumed a larger leadership role in place of the central command group, which was badly disrupted by the war in Afghanistan.
There are signs that Reyes is inching toward accepting a larger leadership role in the clubhouse, in particular with some younger players who have joined the club.
Cone has sensed greater comfort and a larger leadership role for Clemens this spring, and still sees remarkable arm strength for a 37-year-old pitcher.
(Boehner's office said that the two men did not have a one-on-one meeting but that there was a larger leadership meeting that morning at which Cantor made it clear how he would vote).
"People generally associate Girl Scouts with cookies, camping and doing crafts, but the reality of what our brand stands for is we're the nation's largest leadership development organization for girls," said Timothy Higdon, chief of external affairs for Girl Scouts.
Our Health Services Management Centre pioneered the analysis of routine NHS data to identify potential poor care, was instrumental in improving NHS waiting times, provides policy advice to government on a range of current issues and is playing a key role in delivering what is believed to be the largest leadership development investment in the history of the NHS.
