Sentences with phrase «more servant leaders»

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«With a record of service that has spanned more than 30 years as a public servant, as an adviser, as a scholar, Ash is rightly regarded as one of our nation's foremost national security leaders,» Obama said.

This is not soft - skills, pushover nonsense; Servant - Leaders command a much higher level of trust from their tribe, and over time, according to Grant, are much more successful.

Greenleaf passionately writes from an abstract, theoretical perspective and more practical stories may have helped readers connect more to this selection, but the author is clearly committed to providing solid groundwork for modern - day servant leaders.

We see attempts for leaders to develop to be more conscious, aware, awake, servant leaders that are empowering.

Addressing an audience of more than 80 Parliamentarians and 150 construction industry leaders, civil servants and journalists at the House of Commons, Bill Bolsover, the Chairman of the Construction Products Association, identified the construction industry as a key driver of economic growth and suggested ways in which government should kick start the recovery.

But much more importantly, Labour has abandoned its near out - and - out support for public servants whose recent strikes were tacitly support by the party leadership and who were joined by leader Ed on the so - called «March for the Alternative».

«Over the years, WEF has helped to shape the global economic agenda,» the Senate President said, «This year, by choosing a theme that challenges leaders to become more sensitive to their people, WEF has demonstrated that there is a need for all public servants across all levels to implement policies and laws that have direct benefits to the citizenry.

Minority Leader Jim Maisano (R, New Rochelle) stated, «My Democratic colleagues must stop the politics and partisan games, stop publicly embarrassing very qualified public servants and begin acting more responsibly.

Chief civil servant General Ismay (Michael Gambon) regarded Mountbatten's bonhomie as a great virtue to soften relations between Muslim political leader Jinnah (Denzil Smith) who wanted an independent Pakistan and almost all other Indian leaders, including Gandhi (Neeraj Kabi), who wanted unity, but hidden forces made negotiation more difficult than Mountbatten knew.

I'm a school coach and, more important, a servant leader.