Sentence examples for practical leadership from inspiring English sources

We focus a lot on developing that as a concept that people feel comfortable with, but then also explaining the practical leadership behaviors we want.

Graduating from the grandes écoles can signal a superior cognitive intelligence and obviously helps foster high-level relationships, but it is no substitute for practical leadership.

Just as there were self-help books on Shackleton's methods, there were manuals on how to master the S.A.S.'s "endurance techniques" and "practical leadership" skills, including how to foster a "team mind" and the "will to survive".

Another former city councillor, David Soknacki, stands more firmly in the centre (for: tax reduction; against: private garbage collection in all areas east of Yonge Street – instead, only half of it!) When he entered the contest, Soknacki said Toronto needed "level-headed and practical leadership".

It's become conventional wisdom that computer science degrees are out of date before graduates enter the workforce, and that MBA programs forgo developing practical leadership and entrepreneurship skills in favor of theory and rhetoric.

An emphasis on high adventure provides opportunities for team-building and practical leadership applications.

Participants' evaluations suggest that the LDC achieved our stated goals of helping trainees to build practical clinical leadership skills; promoting participants' personal and professional development; and stimulating interest in leadership and management.

A competence-based curriculum was developed to provide African health care leaders with practical management and leadership skills to enhance leadership capacity for in-service health care providers in resource-limited settings.

One route forward, he says, is LSIS's aspiring principals programme, which looks at the theory and practice of leadership and includes practical assignments.

Bill was optimistic and practical, and his leadership was driven by a strong passion to help vulnerable children.

Such alienated people would develop a paranoid fear of conspiracy, thus making them vulnerable to charismatic rather than practical and rational leadership.