Sentence examples for make a leadership from inspiring English sources
"He wanted to make a leadership change in the campaign to try to create some momentum as we go into the weeks before voters actually go to the polls".
Then, once it's apparent that a recovery is in sight, the board becomes more inclined to make a leadership change, giving a new CEO a fresh start, distance from the tough decisions of the recent past and a chance to take advantage of the rising economic tide.
Lauren Lieberman, an analyst at Barclays Capital, said she was also glad to see the company making a leadership change.
Some companies, like Warburg Pincus and Advent International, have already made a leadership transition to the younger generation, but the largest ones have not.
Simultaneously LinkedIn was making a leadership change.
Ordinarily, making a leadership bid after only six years in the Commons would feel premature.
(Try using that phrase in your real life! "I made a leadership call to trip over that bit of floor". "I made a leadership call to have my identity stolen and my bank accounts cleared").
From her experience, her NASA boss, Al Harrison (played by Kevin Costner) makes a leadership move to passionately remove segregated restrooms from his NASA locations.
California Republican Party also will also make a major leadership decision — whether to extend the term limits for the state party chairman.
It is scheduled to happen by July 1, which would make a change in leadership highly disruptive.
