Sentence examples for phase leadership from inspiring English sources

During the first 6 months of 2008, researchers met regularly with regional and center-based PHASE leadership to refine the study information to be placed in the PMT.

For example, during the preparation phase, organisational level factors such as strategic goals in regard to employee health are of particular importance; during the action cycle phase, leadership level factors such as line manager attitudes are crucial; during the appropriation phase, group level factors such as team climate and capacities for continued optimisation are relevant.

During the collaborative phases, leadership of the conversation often shifts from sender to receiver.

In 1960, the adult staff announced that they would expand the program to offer an additional phase of leadership development for boys 14 – 17 years old, to train "junior trainers and impart leadership skills".

The second phase, The Leadership Phase, begins placing more responsibility on cadets as leaders of newer cadets.

The second phase of leadership, after the emblematic genuflections to the internal enemies, was supposed to be about resetting the economic narrative.

During the implementation and adaptation phase, good leadership and consistent communication was described as being fundamental to the successful implementation of guidelines.

No longer phased by leadership roles that don't seem attainable to them, programmes like Moving Up are telling our black, Asian and minority ethnic managers, "You have the skills and experience to do this.

During this period there were two major phases of leadership change, both associated with the emergence of innovations involving major discontinuities in the industry's core technologies.

This program is composed of four phases (Learning, Leadership, Command, and Executive) each of which is divided into several achievements.

During these phases, the leadership of the conversation may shift, and far from being passive, the receiver may take charge of the conversation through guiding questions and prompts, and explicit summaries of their understanding.