Sentence examples for leadership systems from inspiring English sources

Jon Younger is a Partner of The RBL Group, a strategic HR and leadership systems advisory firm.

We found that tractable and navigable health services have good governance structures, sound leadership, systems that welcome the 'non-ideal user', good patient transport systems, and a well-supported workforce.

Such a consistency of findings suggests a clear need for health care services to implement smoking bans in a manner that includes strategies that address leadership, systems development, and staff training [ 21, 22, 24, 42, 44, 51].

Shaw et al. [ 13] found evidence for positive effects between accreditation, certification and clinical leadership, systems for patient safety and clinical review, but was fell short of endorsing accreditation, and concluded with recommending further analysis to explore the association of accreditation and certification with clinical outcomes.

It would be natural for Jang to want to be part of a collective leadership system.

Its board includes westerners, and it has an unusual leadership system in which three board members take the chief executive role on a rotating basis.

The Worker's party said the country should unite around Kim Jong-un and strengthen "the monolithic leadership system of the dear respected Comrade Kim Jong-un throughout the party and society".

He singled out the need for reforms "particularly in the leadership system of the party and country," reported Xinhua, the state-run news agency.

"We must press ahead with both economic structural reform and political structural reform, in particular reform in the leadership system of our party and country," he said.

"My guess is like this: they will keep the Kim family as a social and political institution like the emperor system in Japan, offering symbolic and moral power for North Koreans, but are likely to establish a collective leadership system in which the military will play a key role," said Shin Gi-wook, director of the Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific ReStanfordenter at Stanford.

"But when it is led by a reasonably enlightened group of people, as China is today, it can also have great advantages".Part of a belief in Chinese enlightenment is built on a conviction that China's leadership system is increasingly meritocratic.