Sentence examples for skills vision from inspiring English sources
The historians ranked Abraham Lincoln first for his crisis leadership, administrative skills, vision, pursuit of justice and "performance within the context of the times".
"Arts organisations are civic buildings and we must make public space to amplify this emergency, and use our skills, vision and stories to help imagine an alternative future," she said.
And accessibility is expected to become more important to the gaming industry as an aging user base faces more physical limitations, including loss of fine motor skills, vision and hearing.
'This is the best, no doubt about it, and the reason is we've knocked out Wakefield, Bradford, there's been Leigh and then St Helens and now the world champions.' Man of the match Kevin Sinfield: Once again showed the skills, vision and sheer strength that has made him such a special player for Leeds this season.
Ideally, this apprenticeship gives young scientists the skills, vision, and access to funding they need to become PI's themselves.
Needless to say, effective leadership must also include necessary skills, vision and perspectives.
He is a real team player with great skill, vision and also has a good eye for goal.
But sometimes, the pictures have back stories of their own, about a photographer's luck, skill, vision -- or misfortune.
Regardless, her skill, vision and innate scoring ability made her the most dangerous and the best-known women's player of her generation.
Greenstein rates modern presidents on six qualities that bear on their effectiveness as leaders: communication, organization, political skill, vision, cognitive style and emotional intelligence.
The most recent of the seven books that he has written, "The Presidential Difference: Leadership Style from F.D.R. to Clinton, Simonon & Schuster Inc., $25) evaluates the commander-in-chiefs' performance based on six qualities: public communication, organizational capacity, political skill, vision, cognitive style and emotional intelligence.
