Sentence examples for leadership section from inspiring English sources

In 2013 she founded the Women in Leadership section of the Guardian, and speaks regularly on how women can communicate more effectively at work.

While conservatives did not openly protest Abbott's decision, since Turnbull's promotion to leadership, section 18C has been more publicly argued by Abbott supporters.

Susie Diamond is vice-chair of WiBSE and founding partner of Inkling LLP This article first appeared on the Guardian Women in Leadership section on the 26th April 2013.

It's interesting that there's no mention of Dan Farber, CNET News.com's editor-in-chief, in the leadership section.

This opinion column ran in the Washington Post's 'On Leadership' section.

McGregor writes a column analyzing leadership in the news for the Washington Post's On Leadership section.

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It's tempting to see this film as Moore's attempt to inject himself into another election cycle, as he did with 2004's "Fahrenheit 9/11," particularly as its female-leadership section could be read as a coded bit of support for Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Bernardi, who has been a regular critic of the Turnbull leadership, said section 18c of the RDA needed to change because it was "Orwellian".

Jeremy Corbyn will try to heal divisions among Labour MPs on Monday, after better-than-expected election results failed to quell doubts about his leadership from sections of the parliamentary party.

The Army's commanders, in turn, have repeatedly resisted urgings that it take aggressive action against Al Qaeda-affiliated groups — not only the Afghan Taliban's leadership, and sections of the Pakistani Taliban such as the Haqqanni network, but also the India- and Kashmir-focused groups operating on Pakistani soil as well, elements of which were responsible for the Mumbai attack of 2008.