Sentence examples for launch leadership from inspiring English sources

Joyce said he didn't think it was right to launch leadership coups but that the conventions of Westminster parliamentary democracy allow it.

David L. Odom joined Duke Divinity School in August 2007 to launch Leadership Education at Duke Divinity and now oversees all of its programs and publications, including Faith & Leadership.

Within the past year alone the Cass Business School, the Institute of Fundraising and the Resource Alliance have all launched leadership initiatives.

In 1996, HLP founder Bruce Payne launched Leadership and the Arts (LANY) in New York, a robust program that continued for a decade.

Angela Eagle likely to launch her leadership bid tomorrow, I understand.

He will not want to launch a leadership campaign even as he finds his new office.

May is due to formally launch her leadership campaign on Monday.

That he was right when he said "I had always wondered whether it was all too soon for me to launch this leadership bid – I fear it was".

The former shadow work and pensions secretary Owen Smith has hinted that he will also launch a leadership bid and is due to meet Corbyn on Monday.

David Miliband is due to launch his leadership bid later, but first he had to attend a meeting of the shadow cabinet.

But Gove also chose to launch his leadership bid with a very substantial social reform speech, with some significant pledges on subjects including the NHS and rental housing.