Sentence examples for transitional leadership from inspiring English sources

Superintendent of Schools/Project Director, The Transitional Leadership Compact: University of Vermont / Washington Central Supervisory Union, Berlin, Vermont.

TRIPOLI, Libya (Reuters) — Tunisia extradited Libya's former prime minister to Libya on Sunday, making him the first senior official to be returned for trial under Libya's transitional leadership.

The groups agreed in August to an ethnically balanced army and legislature but the issues of transitional leadership and a cease-fire remain unresolved.

Soon thereafter, anti-Taliban forces agreed to a period of transitional leadership and an administration that would lead to a new constitution and the establishment of a democratically elected government.

But he also cautioned the transitional leadership about the way ahead, saying it was vital that they establish a "democratic system in which all of the country's component parts will have their place and where fundamental freedoms are guaranteed".

Both agencies are operating under transitional leadership, as President Trump's appointee to the FBI, Christopher A. Wray, has not yet been confirmed, and Trump has not appointed a permanent GSA administrator.

There have been hints of friction in Tripoli as some brigades of fighters balk at decisions of the transitional rebel leadership, and militia members who came from east and west to invade the capital mark their jurisdictions, block by block, with spray paint.

"Najaf is the key to Baghdad and all of Iraq because the religious authority and most of the clergy are here," said Hassan Juma Inouz, the local representative of the Iraqi National Congress, the umbrella group of former opposition parties that is trying to create a transitional national leadership.

Such an exemplary leadership can inform both contemporary governance in states in transition or businesses that need transitional leaders who build bridges to the future as strategies for sustainability.

Things now look very different, making it awkward that Pesto bowed out for an extended break this weekend when politics is particularly turbulent and transitional: a Tory leadership campaign that is also a contest for No 10's keys, political sunset for the Bullingdon boys, mutinous Labour MPs mulling a challenge to Jeremy Corbyn, Brexit and its myriad repercussions.

In a news conference last week, Mustafa Abdel-Jalil, chairman of Libya's Transitional National Council — the civilian leadership of the former rebels — said the new government would even give its Western backers some "priority" in access to Libyan business.