Sentence examples similar to leader attitude from inspiring English sources

In Malaysia, in the absence of a departmental policy or guideline, paramedics will usually adopt a 'follow-the-leader' attitude in their daily practice.

This is probably due to the Malaysian work culture in our health care systems in which paramedics usually adopt a 'follow-the-leader' attitude in their daily practice.

At the higher end of the market, to get into the Ivy League, more and more Chinese students are opting for American private high schools (ideally, the traditional feeder schools such as Exeter, Hotchkiss, Lawrenceville, etc).. Unfortunately, there is a herd mentality and follow-the-leader attitude among Chinese students and parents.

To arrive at this end it must ultimately have the courage to break with the follow-my-leader attitude of other Europeans, as it has done on other occasions, and lead the way in this geopolitics of respect, though it means temporary loneliness.

Speaking-up behaviour might, accordingly, not be directly influenced by perceived team relationships and leaders' attitude so much as indirectly by the perception of efficacy or safety of speaking up.

But consider the leaders' attitudes.

"Bo wanted to be extremely clear about what leaders' attitudes toward him were," the analyst said.

Surveys of business leaders' attitudes over the last decade show a number of consistent themes.

"Bo wanted to be extremely clear about what leaders' attitudes toward him were," the analyst told the newspaper.

One of her most biting comments about leaders' attitudes — "Some even claim to believe in democracy defined as one election, one time" — prompted laughter.

Dingeman Rijken, a doctor who has treated hundreds of boys suffering from botched circumcisions, agrees that changing traditional leaders' attitudes is the biggest challenge.