Sentence examples for post leadership from inspiring English sources

Dumb, that, especially the part about sliming both disabled people and conservatives in just eight letters, but even as his resignation was offered and quickly accepted, none of the Post leadership suggested his actual work was anything less than rigorous or fair.

As founder of the global philanthropic fund that focuses on identifying and supporting innovations that effectively deliver basic goods and services to the poor, Novogratz encounters many unassuming leaders and others who inspire her, she wrote in her post Leadership Against All Odds.

In a statement,  Barca said Bravo is noted for his "calmness between the posts, leadership skills and agility".

(He's very charismatic; even in an era of post-leadership, we're still allowed to notice that).

Recently, the former future Labour leader Miliband (D) returned there, during his post-leadership-campaign recovery period, to teach politics.

Mostly what his post-leadership Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) has repeated in a series of reports which address family breakdown and the consequent problems: poverty, social exclusion and dysfunctional children.

And the post-leadership coup bitterness does not seem to have deteriorated to the level of the deliberate and devastating leaks against Julia Gillard in the 2010 election campaign.

The sad truth of the matter is that, post-leadership, Charles Kennedy's remaining political career was dominated by his recurring alcohol problems.

Cross-posted from Washington Post: On Leadership.

Some say it reflects Downing Street's relative weakness; others say it shows ministers are positioning ahead of a post 2015 leadership contest.

It is concluded that, despite the tendency on the part of the post-colonial leadership to vigorously maintain these policies, they were never designed with post-colonial development endeavours in mind.