Sentences with phrase «always taken a leadership»

«Entitlement reform always takes leadership at the presidential level, and it also takes — by the way, real reform takes bipartisanship.»

«Erie County has always taken a leadership role in developing new collaborations with our local municipalities in an effort to provide services as effectively and efficiently as possible — without any incentives or requirements from the state to do so,» Poloncarz said.

The club has always taken a leadership role in family - friendly dog sports.

Smith «is the first to volunteer and readily helps organize as well as participates in all company functions and events, specifically our charity golf tournament, always taking a leadership role,» says the company in a news release.

Henredon has always taken a leadership role in manufacturing some of the finest furnishings available.

Not exact matches

For starters, Falk houses his mantra within a broader leadership philosophy, what he calls the «Pyramid of Bad - assery»: pay attention to detail, live and breathe the spirit of hospitality by always putting others first, and then take that to the next level with a BPA.

As for ABCN, they mentioned that «it's always exciting to see a company that is as well established as Asian Pacific to join Alliance and take a leadership role.

«The business has evolved significantly in 60 years but we have always strived for success and have always aimed to take a leadership role in the industry,» Mr Hart said.

«With Tim, it wasn't always what you saw on the court; he took on a lot of responsibility and leadership,» Costello said.

He takes his leadership role seriously, and he hopes to help the younger players even if he's not always front and center.

If the Labour leadership wanted a player to «take one for the team», Barry always stepped up.

«To survive, we're going to have to become the big tent party that we always were,» says Torrey Shearer, a member of the leadership committee of Young Conservatives for the Freedom to Marry, which, along with Log Cabin Republicans, took out a full - page ad in Wednesday's Tampa Tribune calling on the GOP to support gay - marriage rights.

I have always taken an active role in student leadership, ethics, and efforts to improve the way science is perceived by the public.

These events were heavy lifts and Jennifer takes them with stride: always being professional, modeling leadership, and being a support to both adults and students.»

She has also taken a leadership role in education reform in our state, and while I have not always agreed with all of the recommendations her work on these efforts has produced, I'm also realistic enough to understand that these sorts of initiatives are difficult operations to manage; a bit like teaching an elephant to dance — you can do it, but its going to take a long time, be very difficult to pull off, and a lot of people are going to get hurt.

Andria, Michael's daughter, has since taken over the day - to - day leadership of the company and continues the tradition of always bringing you the freshest seafood available.

When I used to have a full - time professorship, adjuncts were members of AAUP, so I always wondered why they didn't take over the leadership.

As it had always done, ExxonMobil under the leadership of Rex Tillerson fought back aggressively with well - funded ad campaigns, legal action, and a stubborn insistence that maximizing extraction and production took precedence over all else.

«Since 2006 when Sky became the first media company to go carbon neutral, taking a leadership position on environmental issues has always been key to our strategy.

Always take an active role in the leadership of any organization you join.

Justice leadership takes place in a very dynamic environment, in which there is always something happening and in which strong emotions can suddenly surface.

However, when elements of ideological diversity result in the exclusion of diverse individuals from positions of leadership in law, the latter will always take the priority.

We always start with the resume, not because it is such an important tool but because it takes discipline to select the right words and accomplishments to support Ed's claim that he should have a leadership role in an IT consulting or service firm.

Even though you can certainly take courses in communication skills, leadership, and problem - solving, employers understand that there will always be that zone of «talent» with every soft skill, and that some candidates will shine and bring more to the table in those areas than others.

When people get lost in this I always ask, were there any projects you lead a team, took on the leadership role out of necessity, or had to organize a group of individuals to accomplish a task?