Sentence examples for nominating leadership from inspiring English sources

There is evidence that nominating leadership roles within local clusters can drive innovation, compensating for the inertia of so many organisations trying to work together.

MPs would retain the sole right to nominate leadership candidates.

And, as an insurance policy, they can also press for the reduction in the proportion of Labour MPs needed to nominate a leadership contender.

Schumer also made clear that Democrats view their calls for more scrutiny into Price's finances are just one part of his caucus' bid to slow down Senate approval of several of individuals Trump will nominate to leadership positions.

But Mr. Cuomo has lagged behind Mr. Spitzer on appointing or nominating people to leadership positions at the state's major agencies, departments and authorities, which control billions of dollars in revenue and play a central role in government-led economic development projects.

This only the latest let-down of many since Corbyn was nominated for the leadership.

He went on to nominate, for the leadership, the only other MP later willing to break ranks on the issue, Robert Maclennan.

Tony was nominated for the leadership which he demonstrated throughout 2011 and in particular for leading the council through the difficult clearance of the illegal traveller settlement at Dale Farm.

And would today's Republican leadership nominate Teddy Roosevelt, a Harvard-educated scholar, hunter and explorer who campaigned on the promise of "a square deal" for Americans?

While being an innovative leader in the industry remains the major driving characteristic of top employers, respondents nominated having top leadership that successfully makes changes needed to keep the organization moving in the right direction as one of the half-dozen most important drivers; that driver did not make last year's top six.

Many of the MPs and MSPs who have nominated her for deputy leader have also nominated Mr Murphy for the leadership job.