Sentences with phrase «to take leadership»

• We believe in empowering parents in taking leadership roles in their communities.

They are also taking leadership positions in shelters across the globe and serving as hands - on training sites and mentors for other shelters.

It's about taking leadership of one's practice.

This also means there are numerous opportunities for taking leadership positions and getting involved with different organizations.

Taking the leadership from your brother wasn't very nice, was it?

When people don't take a leadership position with their dogs, the dog feels unsure.

Our member companies are also taking a leadership role in ensuring that chemistry facilities are secure.

Before participants take the leadership course, ask them a few simple questions such as: How well do you know the company's strategy?

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

When someone in a peer role takes a leadership approach it is just as effective or even more effective then leadership exercised by a figure of authority.

Moreover, these teachers took leadership roles in their schools.

It is timely that the federal government take a leadership role in developing a national process to make this happen.

What is critical now is that we ensure that diverse lawyers are given the opportunity to lead those teams, and take leadership responsibility for the business.

No one wants a spoiled dog, meaning a dog that starts taking leadership over the relationship.

Military spouses volunteer at three times the national average — often taking leadership roles in their charitable endeavors.

If you're interested in moving up in the ranks, consider taking some leadership courses online or in - person.

Take leadership development courses so that you see yourself as a leader and not a follower.

I am frustrated by what I sense is a reluctance to seriously consider the questions we are raising and a fear of allowing us to actually take leadership and work for change.

Strange took leadership in 2009 and developed a more focused mission in regenerative and aging biology and medicine.

And I love seeing my students take leadership roles in the school.

A school nurse with appropriate preparation takes a leadership role in coordinating school health programs and providing student health services.

No other higher education program has ever reported comparable percentages of graduates taking leadership positions, particularly in 100 % high - need schools.

Some dogs seem to become dominant by default, because no one else in the family took the leadership role.

Companies taking a leadership position on climate bolster their credibility and reputation among stakeholders, including investors, customers, employees, policy makers and environmental groups.

For instance, if you offer leadership training to senior associates, ask them to take a leadership assessment and to participate in a 360 - degree feedback process before the first training.

Even if someone else takes the leadership role, still remain engaged and active.

It does, however, mean that you should take every leadership opportunity you can get.

Moreover, he has been taking leadership of several Japanese government - supported stem cell R&D collaboration projects between industry and academia.

If anything meaningful is to happen, it will take leadership from the governor.

It seems to me that the real estate community has always taken a leadership role both in business and in community consciousness.

The administration has also taken a leadership role in renewable energy research and development, dramatically accelerating efforts to produce advanced biofuels, solar energy and wind power.

Now specialization has reached a point that it is possible to take this leadership approach when employees or team members are highly skilled and desire to succeed independently.

That is the best way for parents to take leadership with feeding.

«We've taken leadership positions on these issues,» he says.

The issue is that very few players speak out, take leadership over others and when the going gets tough, a lot of them just seem to give up.

So it's vital that teachers take a leadership role, both in their own professional learning, and in the school community at large.

If you want to be a manager one day, take a leadership course.

No wonder so many are intimidated from taking leadership roles.

Summary Airman in Security Forces highly effective at taking leadership direction from superiors,...

By taking a leadership position on renewable energy through our RE100 commitment, we are giving out a strong demand signal that helps to create the right investment environment for suppliers and sub-suppliers of clean tech, and encouraging them to become independent of legislation that could impact us in the future.

Is an ethic of confidentiality an issue only for ordained clergy, or is it also an issue for all members who take a leadership role within the church?

Law firm partners, the opportunity is for you to take your leadership skills up a notch.

I believe as a Police Officer I am highly effective at taking leadership direction from superiors, as well as mentoring junior officers with my leadership skills.

The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative is the nation's first program to use an innovative market - based mechanism to cap and cost - effectively reduce the carbon dioxide emissions that cause the climate to change, and New York State took a leadership role in adopting regulations that lowered the emissions cap.

It was because of our commitment to our own Marriage that we decided to take the leadership training so that we could visit AF Bases and offer retreats.

Although Di Iorio certainly did take leadership in the Alliance's formation, he did so publicly and openly and gave everyone months of advance warning before every critical step so that everyone could have ample chance to participate.