Sentence examples for skill leadership from inspiring English sources

He distinguished himself through his aggressiveness, superior tactical skill, leadership, and bravery to precisely destroy a target that withstood a number of previous assaults.

Col. Jose R. Olivero of the Army, who recommended Colonel Shaffer for the honor, wrote that he had shown "skill, leadership, tireless efforts and unfailing dedication".

For the purists, Brazil's Olympic victory means that Brazilian soccer is still alive and kicking after a shameful performance at the 2014 World Cup, particularly given the nexus of Neymar's skill, leadership and psychological strength.

As shown in Table 2 only one skill, leadership, was identified as important by more than 50% of the respondents.

Kar et al. (3) reviewed policy and health promotion factors affecting women's empowerment, and found skill, leadership, knowledge and asset development, media support, social services (medical, legal, financial) and human right's promotion to be most paramount and commonly used.

A paired t-test was carried out to compare the mean scores of performance on communication skills, professional skills and leadership skills, between the three cycles of evaluation.

The U.S. secretary of state needs several skills: leadership, strategic vision, an inner compass, knowledge of the world and judgment.

Clinical leaders will need clinical skills, leadership ability and some grasp of management: making things happen and getting things done.

We need the right values, skills, leadership and numbers of people in the right place at the right time.

Is it your professional background, your particular skill set, international networks, language skills, leadership experience, financial management training, innovative teaching ideas?

The first is the professional skills (leadership, knowledge, experience, data processing skills, etc). of members.