Or on the other end of the spectrum, as George Lakoff cautions, we hide under the aegis of the "strict father" leader model and fail to woman up to our fair share of leadership roles.
Local leaders are nodes having a degree equal to or greater than all neighbors, and strict local leaders are nodes having a degree strictly greater than all neighbors.
The dolls first attracted criticism from Iran's strict religious leaders back in 1996, but have been openly on display in toy stores since then, notes Slate.
According to the legend that has grown up around him if not strict historical fact the leader of the uprising, Madison Washington, was a formerly enslaved man who had escaped successfully and fled to Canada.
But so far, the PAP's Brave New World, in which a pampered and politics-shy public is led by strict but benevolent leaders, seems to make Singaporeans pretty happy.
But Hamas leaders, strict opponents of Oslo, have said they would not participate in elections that are tied to the accords, which were negotiated almost 10 years ago and are now all but without force.
27 In the absence of strict hierarchies, these leaders need to develop brokering strategies that will not only facilitate links between stakeholders but will also couple healthcare professionals to deliver outcomes.
And he asks Zabibah, "Do the people need strict measures" from their leader?
The judge said he had reduced the sentence from a mandatory five years because Mr. Lynch had no criminal record or history of violence, and did not fit the strict definition of a "leader" of a criminal enterprise.
