Sentence examples for questioned leaders from inspiring English sources

During a question-and-answer session with the presidents of Southern Baptist seminaries, delegates from around the country stood up and questioned leaders about the steps they've taken to prevent abuse in their schools.

She was subjected to such probing because she reportedly questioned leader David Miscavige, the church's more disturbing practices and the disappearance of Miscavige's wife, Shelly.

In a nation with democratic aspirations, journalists have every right to question leaders.

They invariably noted when someone on the air disagreed with or questioned American leaders.

Police have also questioned business leaders, TV bosses and political figures in connection with the alleged scam.

The more existential question leaders need to ponder, she says, is whether universities are educational machines or communities.

Toward that end, here are three questions leaders can ask themselves, or a trusted associate or two, about their own managerial performance.

These are leading questions: questions leaders must ask.

Westfall: This is the question leaders MUST face.

They rely on leaders' one-way directives with little explanation or clarification, defer to leaders' instructions and are unlikely to question leaders (Kirkman et al. 2009).

The key question leaders need to ask themselves is this: Would you rather do business with a firm whose purpose is to annihilate their competition?