Sentence examples for self-serving leadership from inspiring English sources

It wasn't only a question of the war, and the self-serving leadership, Kim Chol said.

What I discovered throughout Kenya, still healing from the political violence that rocked the nation through 2008, was the palpable desire for opportunity not constrained by tribal politics or self-serving leadership, and the peace and prosperity such leadership would bring.

I'm just commenting based on my 20 years experience with unions that behaved professionally, as opposed to the WGA's self-serving leadership, who know they screwed up and are now running to federal mediators for help (and to distract the WGA members).

In the popular view, corrupt and self-serving political leadership is the chief underlying cause of Argentina's economic collapse.

Mr. Bragman also released a strongly worded statement denouncing Mr. Silver's leadership as self-serving, secretive and aloof.

To my knowledge, three senior officers – one still serving – have published their self-serving versions of the power struggles within Scotland Yard under the leadership of Sir Ian Blair.

Zelaya's self-serving lawlessness was ignored completely by OAS leadership and, as far as one can tell, by every government in the region that now dares to pass judgment on Honduras' constitutional order.

We need real business and political leadership, and not the cynical self-serving delusions of Catelin of the World Coal Association.

The letter criticized the "self-serving and internally inconsistent diatribe" of the CIA leadership, reiterating that "any incident of torture or kidnapping violated international law," and also that "detainee abuse...undermined several important national security interests".

Ernest Joyce, who, imperceptibly at first, took over the reins of leadership from Mackintosh, produced his own egregiously self-serving book, "The South Polar Trail," in 1929, the only published account by a survivor and long out of print.

The fact that American health care is even more chaotic 23 years later speaks volumes about the depth of self-serving and special interests plaguing our country's political, business and labor leadership since that time.