Sentence examples for leadership code from inspiring English sources

The courts have dealt increasingly with political disputes over elections, constitutional and parliamentary matters, and Leadership Code cases.

Will he crack the leadership code that will allow J. R. Smith to continue exploring his own offensive maturation, which could lighten Anthony's load in the playoffs?

But she gave it up when Mr. Nyerere imposed a leadership code that forbade government officials from involvement in a private business in order to discourage corruption.

She's also co-author of The Leadership Code: Five Rules to Lead By and Reinvention: Accelerating Results in the Age of Disruption (July 2016).

There is talk of creating a coal badge, to teach girls about electricity from the ground up, all part of "discover, connect, take action," the Girl Scouts' new leadership code.

Kate Sweetman, a former editor at the Harvard Business Review and co-author of The Leadership Code: 5 Rules to Lead By, creates leadership development solutions at the individual, group and organizational levels.

While patients do not form a professional group, with their own institutions, leadership, and codes of ethics like physicians, there have been claims that individual patients do have social responsibilities to their domestic communities.

This has almost certainly influenced Aung San Suu Kyi, who mimics his leadership style, moral code, and political priorities.

And it would have been unthinkable to imagine an investigation, undertaken in the United States, no less, revealing the sport to be in structural disarray, ruled by dysfunctional leadership and a code of silence.

With its systemic corruption, fractious leadership, an entrenched code of silence and some of its members recently embroiled in a high-profile drug trial, professional cycling these days often seems to resemble organized crime more than sport.

SPORTS With its systemic corruption, fractious leadership, and entrenched code of silence and some of its members recently embroiled in a high-profile drug trial, professional cycling these days often seems to resemble organized crime more than sport.