This, however, is entirely wrongheaded, as Richard John Neuhaus and others have pointed out, since the office of bishop is a sacred trust and obligation — not merely
a political position of leadership.
Not exact matches
I'll start: I feel most at home in a church that 1) takes its mission to care for the poor and marginalized seriously, 2) does not make assumptions about its congregation's
political positions nor emphasizes
political action to begin with, 3) speaks
of Scripture in terms
of its ability to «equip us for every good work,» 4) embraces diversity (theologically, ethnically, etc.) and allows women to assume
leadership positions.
At the same time as the focus
of much interfaith activity has become more practical, those in
positions of leadership in the
political and economic spheres are both recognizing the importance
of religion in shaping the modern world and acknowledging that there is a spiritual and ethical dimension to the major problems facing humankind.
These
positions of leadership required extensive travel in America, Europe and the Far East, and enabled him to discuss the problems
of International Christianity against a background
of almost unrivaled
political as well as religious knowledge.
The tragedy
of Labour's
leadership contest is that not one
of the candidates - judging by their
positions on
political reform - is a true pluralist.
«Noam Bramson loves talking about Albany issues to deflect from his mismanagement
of New Rochelle that has resulted in extraordinary tax increases, but he refuses to address the most important question before the state today: Should an Assembly Speaker who has repeatedly covered up sexual harassment and violent sexual assaults committed by
political colleagues continue to hold a
leadership position,» asked Astorino spokeswoman Jessica Proud in a recent statement.
In this chapter, Brown also charts the rise
of women into
positions of political leadership writing that «by 2013, more than eighty women had held the highest elected governmental office in a variety
of countries, spanning every continent in the world» (p. 38).
This article details how many
of the Erie County Conservative Party's
leadership has been appointed to
positions in government, suggesting some sort
of political gamesmanship.
Were Nigeria's
political leadership positions by inheritance, I am sure the
leadership of the Yoruba nation would have, on a platter
of concession, been handed over to Obafemi Awolowo, Adekunle Ajasin and Abraham Adesanya's children after their death.
In an interview after the ceremony, Curran said she plans to immediately sign executive orders that prohibit members
of her administration from holding
leadership positions in
political parties and bar her executive staff from donating to, or fundraising for, her campaign.
It is the intent
of these Rules and Regulations to implement these objectives
of promoting both the integrity
of the Democratic Party and the recruitment and retention
of qualified party
leadership by prescribing restrictions against abuses
of political position for private financial gain without creating unnecessary barriers to party service.
On the other hand the Labour party's new
leadership under Jeremy Corbyn has expressed its official
position to support the Remain campaign, although
political pundits have noted a slight reservation
of Corbyn towards the EU (primarily based on his previous opinions
of the EU).
And The Sun's
political editor Tom Newton Dunn said: «Hard to read Boris today as anything other than cute
positioning for a walk out /
leadership challenge as standard bearer
of clean Brexit.»
Where does the Governor go from here now that he's sold his
political soul to keep Speaker Silver in his
leadership position, in the name
of getting things done for the people
of NYS?
Revealing the
position of MACBAN, a source at the meeting said: «The
leadership of Miyetti Allah, led by the National President, Muhammed Kirowa, told the meeting that the approach to conflict resolution adopted by
political leaders in some states is not helpful in finding lasting peace.
Yamoah Ponkoh added, «Kwame, even me, if you put me in a
political leadership position today, I will steal and so Ghanaians should manage their expectations in terms
of looking for honest
political leadership... we politicians are simply corrupt and can not be trusted.»
Anthony held various
leadership positions while earning his bachelor's degree in
Political Science and Sociology, including serving as the Senior Student Trustee on the college's Board
of Trustees, President
of the Sigma Phi Society, and President
of the freshman and sophomore classes consecutively.
He also attributed the problem
of good
leadership to the appointment
of unqualified people to occupy
positions because
of their
political affiliations.
«Every Ghanaian politician is a potential thief, put the Ghanaian in a
position of trust or
political leadership and the next thing he or she will start thinking
of is how to steal to enrich themselves,» he revealed.
The 2007 Labour Party deputy
leadership election was a British
political party election for the
position of deputy leader
of the Labour Party.
I therefore, urge you to use this forum to discuss and find ways
of complementing the Commission's efforts in improving women's
political representation in elective and appointive
positions of authority and
leadership in Nigeria.»
«This behavior is unacceptable regardless
of political party or
leadership position.»
By contrast Ms Harman has faced claims she has embarked on a «
leadership campaign by stealth» after adopting a series
of political positions likely to win favour with rank - and - file party members.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the new Director will also report quarterly on the current status
of women both in Santa Clara County public jurisdictions and within the Santa Clara County Democratic Party and lead the compilation and publication
of an annual report
of the current number and percentage
of women in elected office in Santa Clara County and post the report on the Party website and in an electronic communication to all members; and that the new Director will lead this effort by recruiting, training and supporting democratic women seeking public
leadership positions in collaboration with the Director
of Endorsements and Candidate Recruitment, the Director
of Issues, the Director
of Political Engagement and DAWN as well as any other interested Party Directors and clubs.
Syracuse, N.Y. — New York state Sen. Malcolm Smith, who was charged this morning in a
political bribery case, has been stripped
of his Senate committee assignments and
leadership position in the Independent Democratic Conference.
She said the primaries
of the
political parties have already begun in earnest and the impending district assembly elections present an opportunity to elect more women and prepare them for other national
leadership positions.
But the question for us as a family, we have got a new baby, do I continue to throw my body at a problem, on the road 70 % to 80 %
of the time, dealing with
political crisis after
political crisis, or take on this
leadership position?
April Auger Perrin began her professional career at the Sorensen Institute for
Political Leadership at the University
of Virginia as the Director
of Programs and also served in a similar
position at the statewide executive
leadership program, Lead Virginia.
Some
of this is just
political expediency or earnest incompetence, but some
of it is that people in
leadership positions do not have a system understanding
of the cause
of failure.»
In the absence
of well - organized, broad, and shared
political will following the downfall
of the regime, it can only be expected that the established old guard parties will step in to claim
positions of political leadership once the social unity
of post-revolutionary action fades to the background.
The author (s) were not paid by any entity outside
of Brookings to write this particular article and did not receive financial support from or serve in a
leadership position with any entity whose
political or financial interests could be affected by this article.
Prior to founding Green Dot, Steve held a number
of leadership positions in
political and social service organizations.
The CCSA Advocates
Political Council considers positions on statewide political matters, such as candidates and ballot measures, makes recommendations to the CCSA Advocates Board, and helps foster the political leadership of the charter school c
Political Council considers
positions on statewide
political matters, such as candidates and ballot measures, makes recommendations to the CCSA Advocates Board, and helps foster the political leadership of the charter school c
political matters, such as candidates and ballot measures, makes recommendations to the CCSA Advocates Board, and helps foster the
political leadership of the charter school c
political leadership of the charter school community.
One survey
of 15 - 24 year - olds shows that a majority (57 %) say they are not at all likely to run for an elected
leadership position (32 % in 1998); 53 % say they are not at all likely to work for a
political party; 50 % say they are not at all likely to join a
political club or organization; 46 % say they are not at all likely to volunteer in a
political campaign; 44 % say they are not at all likely to participate in a
political march or demonstration.
Women are rising to great
political power in societies around the world and we are just beginning to see a shift occur as more women step into
positions of global
leadership.
Trained as a diplomat and European
political specialist at the Foreign Service Office
of Singapore, Tham has also held
leadership positions in marketing and communications - She has launched advertising campaigns that won the Cannes Gold Lion at Cannes Lion Festival
of Creativity.
Because most meteorologists are employed directly or indirectly by governement and academia, they are all to often intimidated with retaliation and denied the right to exercise free speech to combat the hijacking fof the profession, their professional associations, and the science by a minority
of political activists inside and outside their profession, who have promoted their likeminded collaborationists into
positions of leadership.