Sentence examples for of decisive leadership from inspiring English sources
Vavi condemned a lack of decisive leadership.
She has faced criticism over a botched public-transport scheme in the capital, Santiago, and a lack of decisive leadership.
For a party desperately in need of decisive leadership and clear direction, Sir Menzies is not quite the reassuring choice he is cracked up to be.
What they see in Colonel Chavez is the one candidate capable of decisive leadership, in stark contrast to Mr Caldera, whose term in office has been marred by vacillation and inaction.
They have watched as the federal government rescued banks, financial firms and auto companies, but they themselves feel adrift, still awaiting the kind of decisive leadership on jobs and housing — in terms of both style and substance — that Mr. Obama promised in 2008.
The Japan Restoration, started in September by Osaka's brash 43-year-old mayor, Toru Hashimoto, had hoped to become the second-largest party by winning younger voters with its promises of decisive leadership and a curtailment of Tokyo's powers by creating more autonomous, American-style states.
Poll after poll shows little appetite for "decisive leadership" of a single party.
Her capacity for decisive leadership, most of all, was the reason the Hewlett-Packard board selected Ms. Fiorina after an extensive search.
The idea is to cut through some of the institutional obstacles to decisive leadership that have challenged President Obama and his recent predecessors, while also erecting structures to foster more bipartisanship, transparency and responsiveness.
Trump himself was accused by some of undermining his claim to decisive leadership, first by dithering over the running mate selection, then by postponing a press conference to announce it because of the Nice atrocity, implying that he was allowing foreign terrorists to dictate his agenda.
The city is crying out for decisive leadership: indeed, years of chronic council instability motivated the 'yes' vote in the referendum.
