Sentence examples for perspective leadership from inspiring English sources

"Having Coach Allen put everything in perspective; leadership, character and never giving up.

Of course from the Tea Party perspective, leadership doesn't involve speaking out against an ill-conceived scheme that's bound to fail it means backing that scheme.

In this perspective, leadership and the taking of calculated risks are personal attributes, while basic economics and entrepreneurial thinking belong to the business skills required for the successful management of a mini-company (European Commission 2006, pp. 17 18).

From this perspective, crisis leadership is the type of leadership that best suits local government leaders.

Each brought a different perspective to leadership, including highlighting characteristics of good leaders, passing on lessons learned from volunteer work and sharing insights from one of the world's most famous investors.

Alou prefers a different perspective on leadership, letting his actions speak, like Tom Glavine.

From the Chinese perspective, the leadership faces such daunting, fantastic challenges.

But without the power to back up your perspective, such leadership can prove elusive.

I share these three experiences with you because they highlight my evolving perspective on leadership and the value of an MBA.

A sixty-six-year-old career soldier who has no substantive experience outside the military cannot possibly bring an impartial perspective to leadership at the Pentagon.

I think that the answer is 'no', as it ignores a pool of talent which will contribute a different perspective to leadership in the NHS and thereby influence the quality of care delivered and inspiration to younger colleagues.