Sentence examples for position of leaders from inspiring English sources

Those who are proactive are usually predisposed to challenge the status quo, and often deviate from norms and supervisor expectations (Grant and Ashford 2008; Grant et al. 2011), which may threaten the position of leaders or damage the interests of other employees.

My resignation from the position of leader of the Labour Party will take effect on the date of the elections.

He pointed out: "The position of leader has been vacated twice during my time as a member of parliament.

Downing Street came under fire in the House of Lords after the position of leader of the Lords was downgraded from a full cabinet post.

But a challenger for the position of leader of the Caesarians soon appeared in the person of Octavian, Caesar's son by adoption and now his heir.

She served in the European Parliament from 1999 to 2004, before she was appointed to the position of leader of the Social Democratic Party.

The Principal holds no title and, in keeping with his father's decree, maintains that the position of Leader is not hereditary.

In 1989, amid growing tensions with Thatcher over Europe, Howe was shifted to the more junior position of leader of the House of Commons but also made deputy prime minister.

Jean Sarkozy, who was elected as a local councillor for the first time in March, pole-vaulted unexpectedly last month into the position of leader of the centre-right group on the Hauts-de-Seine council.

Rival senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz united for the first time in the final television debate on Thursday to blast the billionaire celebrity's suitability for the vacant position of leader of the free world.

Clarke, 72, signalled his intention to remain as justice secretary – and to avoid demotion to the less senior position of leader of the Commons – when he told the Times recently his approach is to "reform everything that moves".