His disapproval has since changed into an appreciation for Wickenheiser's intelligence, vision and willingness to take a hit.
But Kennedy offered them a different vision: the willingness to face up honestly "to that which was most troubling: social unrest, racial inequality and war".
What must gall Cable is that they back it with no decisive action, vision or willingness to challenge the interests that gain so enormously from the current position.
So to answer your question it requires a clear vision, a willingness to stand by our friends and the credibility for people, both friend and foe, to understand when America says something, we mean it.
The speech had big themes - the bold distinctiveness of the Lib Dem vision, the willingness to plough an independent furrow rather than follow the media consensus, the need for the party to be on an election footing.
In "Narcissistic Leaders: The Incredible Pros, the Inevitable Cons," an article in the January-February issue of the Harvard Business Review, Dr. Maccoby asserted that such business leaders displayed creative vision, a willingness to break the rules and an ability to persuade people to follow them.
Among Ellison's novel-hero gifts are clear vision, a willingness to gamble big against convention and a knack for re-inventing himself at just the right time.
Zuckerberg's leadership is defined by his vision and willingness to take chances.
The show highlights how Romita's more open, friendlier portrayal of Spider-Man came to represent the style and aesthetic of the Marvel Comics brand and his vision and willingness to stay away from mere mimicry of his predecessor.
An effective U.S. cyber risk reduction strategy requires the vision and willingness necessary to embrace these enormous challenges, but without the authority to do it all… and still get it done anyway.
