And Mr. Gore, quoting President John F. Kennedy, said, "Democracy is a call to untiring effort, to continual sacrifice and to the willingness if necessary to die in its defense".
Players like Mia Hamm and Lilly also developed in this system of so-called "personality players," who had an individual willingness and necessary selfishness to take control.
Learning to lead While talent and willingness are necessary starting points for leadership, nurturing certain qualities in yourself or your staff can strengthen and improve capacity, and will help an organisation to weather the inevitable ups and downs.
At Sandhurst, the British army's academy, the curriculum continues to put huge emphasis on subtle human factors such as teamwork, leadership and the willingness, if necessary, to risk death and to react stoically when comrades die.But there is an increasing onus on land-warfare theorists to prove that old-fashioned virtues, and relatively old-fashioned equipment, can keep pace with change.
The distinguishing mark of the Hindu theologian today must be a willingness, when necessary, to explain its claims in respectful dialogical engagement from a place of deep learning, reason, and a willingness to be self-critical.
But it signals a necessary willingness to debate broader reform.
He said he was frustrated by the reflexive opposition of conservatives to any kind of tax increase, but he added that Democrats had also shown little willingness to negotiate necessary cuts in spending on federal entitlement programs.
We value her clear vision, her skill working closely with many communities and her willingness to make necessary, if difficult, changes.
Future research is needed to evaluate the willingness to acquire necessary knowledge and skills for the promotion and routine application of CPGs.
