Sentence examples for leadership whose from inspiring English sources

She will be remembered for her dynamic and visionary leadership whose legacy will endure.

It would threaten the legitimacy of a leadership whose claim to power is its ability to deliver growth.

A win may help shore up the current leadership, whose help Mr Peña needs in securing the Pacto.

Even among the Republican leadership, whose views were assembled by the Associated Press, the response was disapproving but wan.

Shami Chakrabarti, director of the rights group Liberty, said she had "serious concerns" about the IPCC's leadership, whose confusion over CCTV was "very worrying for the investigation".

Botched stock exchange interventions and a sudden currency devaluation in August have rattled confidence in the country's leadership, whose legitimacy rests on maintaining an aura of economic infallibility.

Here are a few of the women leaders whose leadership qualities have caught fire recently.

"We know the poor can be economically savvy about juggling what little they have," Iskenderian noted during a presentation at the recent 14th Annual Wharton Leadership Conference, whose theme was "Leading in a Recovering (and Even Rebounding) Economy".

Each hospital employed research coordinators who were professionals from the first or second leadership levels, whose assignments included implementing quality standards in hospitals and conducting nursing leadership tasks.

Until then, my sympathy goes to those women who are called to leadership, and whose call has been obstructed.

Most of the group's financing this year -- $551,354 -- came from the Republican Leadership Coalition, whose chairman is Scott Reed, the manager of Bob Dole's 1996 presidential campaign.