Sentence examples for supposed leadership from inspiring English sources

At Yorkshire, a succession of amateur captains held office in the 1920s, on the grounds of their supposed leadership qualities, although they were not worth their place in the team as cricketers.

I suppose leadership becomes more of a by-product than a starting point.

And - with MPs in uproar - he added a further jibe about Mr Balls's supposed party leadership ambitions, saying: "I've got a feeling the leader of the opposition will one day agree with me, but there we are".

The Tory "ditch" was supposed to be leadership and the economy.

Michael Dukakis's ride in a tank was supposed to shout "leadership," but wound up saying "dork".

Even when they won their lone World Cup — at home, in 1998 — they did it with a coach, Aimé Jacquet, who was heavily criticized much of the way for his supposed tactical and leadership deficiencies.

You were supposed to show leadership.

"In situations like this, [Bay Dreams] are supposed to show leadership," says Kneebone via email, "But instead you have the promoters defending a guy who described his last episode of [alleged] assault as 'boys will be boys'".

Local governments at the district level are supposed to provide leadership and oversight to community HIV/AIDS activities.

In particular, those who are supposed to fulfill leadership tasks should be aware of the different DISC-constructs and current DISC-status of the alliance in order to do so.

This case study of the development of a new Nursing Qualifications Framework indicates significant weaknesses in the political and technical capacity of the main institutions that are supposed to provide leadership and governance for policy-making in the nursing sector in South Africa.