Sentence examples for leadership setting from inspiring English sources

But the Labour council, and now the Liberal Democrats, have encouraged strong staff leadership, setting general directions but recognising how many decisions must be decided on professional, not political grounds".

This article distinguishes between management (achieving set goals) and leadership (setting the right goals and vision).

"Today's launch further establishes Samsung's position of leadership, setting the benchmark for the latest high performing camera designs," said Mr. Hyunho Chung, Executive Vice President and Head of the Digital Imaging Business, Samsung Electronics.

As we traveled from city to city and across oceans, we spoke about perseverance, leadership, setting goals, gratitude and hard work.

The move extended a major overhaul of service leadership set up by the resignation of director Julia Pierson.

Many shibboleths of administration (hierarchy, directive leadership, set duties, treatment of employees as impersonal "units" of production, and monetary incentives) were challenged.

The Brezhnev leadership set out to improve relations with the outside world and to demonstrate that the Soviet Union was a sober, predictable state.

Speaking at the Pretoria airbase today, President Zuma appeared to address whether Mandela's successors had failed to live up to the standards of leadership set by him.

The state of the Better Together base camp, from which a reluctant Darling led the fight (he had to be persuaded by Ed Miliband and Tories alike to take on its leadership) set the tone.

Both men cut their political teeth as disciples of David Ben-Gurion, a founding father whose years in leadership set a basic rule in Israel: in times of danger, security and military logic trump ideology.

Their working knowledge of strategic leadership sets them apart from other outside directors without top-management experience.