Sentence examples for leadership attributed from inspiring English sources

The punch in this book, of course, resides in the irony of Clinton's fall -- that the failures of moral leadership attributed to him, and to which he has confessed, have prompted this most serious national examination of conscience at all levels of our society -- including at the level of the youngest of us.

Customary resource governance is no longer effective because of poor leadership attributed to the election process that was reported to ignore leadership attributes.

"The leadership attributes perceived to be more likely to be demonstrated by men are more readily acknowledged and rewarded by most organisations," it said.

Rodgers, whose team face AFC Wimbledon at Kingsmeadow on Monday night, said: "I think Jordan Henderson has all the leadership attributes, that was one of the reasons I made him vice-captain.

While exhibiting his leadership attributes, life experiences and personal qualities, largely in anecdotal form, this book also displays reasonably wide and thoughtful, if occasionally predictable, responses to domestic controversies and underscores that in his brief time as the junior senator from Illinois, he has been exposed to conflicts in the Middle East, the former Soviet Union and elsewhere.

We also have a set of leadership attributes aligned with people who have scientists in mind".

The study noted that leadership attributes McKinsey has found occur more commonly among women--such as people development, collaboration, inspiring others, and setting expectations--take more time than men's primary attributes, such as decision-making/control and directive action.

Leadership attributes though must be considered contextually [ 23].

Whilst literature that investigates leadership attributes necessary for participating in health policy activity is scarce, literature that explores leadership attributes of senior nurses provides relevant insights.

The findings of the current study are consistent with leadership attributes identified for senior nurse leaders.

The study utilized the Delphi approach to build consensus on the leadership attributes necessary for participation in health policy development.