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But, with enlightened leadership and constructive cooperation, Egypt can overcome its current troubles.
The Chinese leadership views these moves, as well as the proposed 12-country Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, as an effort to “contain” China.
But all serious Brexiteers, plus the vast majority of Conservative MPs and the Labour leadership, who feel obliged to follow the “instructions” of the 2016 referendum obviously will not support this option.
The Labour leadership would probably oppose a new referendum, because it would derail their efforts to force a general election.
While legislators have many leadership skills, their management ability is usually unproven.
Contemporary management theory tends to distinguish between leadership and management, and places greater emphasis on leaders.
This includes the encouragement of leadership at lower levels in their organizations.
Dwight Eisenhower ran an efficiently organized presidency that some at the time believed lacked leadership, but historians later discovered his hidden hand behind most important decisions.
While Reagan excelled in vision, communication, and emotional intelligence, he lacked the skills of leadership as management.
Bringing their collective $1.3 trillion in assets to bear, the coalition’s members plan to scrutinize the actions of boards of directors more closely, in order to strengthen accountability and encourage independent board leadership.
Yes, the UN has achieved much under Secretary General Annan's leadership.
The current Chinese political leadership wants a peaceful and cooperative relationship with the US and other Western countries.
And the country that is historically responsible for the largest share of greenhouse-gas emissions – the United States – must return to the agreement and show leadership on this issue once again.
We now have a Palestinian leadership legitimized by elections, one that appears to be opposed to using terrorism as a tool to achieve political aims.
Many people attribute these failures partly to an absence of American leadership.
The world cannot expect genuine leadership from Romney there.
Even the United States, the country that we used to associate with leadership of the free world, is now facing bleak prospects.
Unsurprisingly, Trump’s behavior has rapidly eroded US global leadership, as his disregard for liberal democratic values weakens the institutional pillars of the world order that the US itself had long championed.
Only then can the international community hope to hold on until more responsible American leadership returns.
Like most policies of the perestroika era, this was another goal pursued by the Soviet leadership in a way unconnected to economic reality.
Commentators search for words to describe his assault on conventional norms of leadership and tolerance in a modern liberal democracy.
We economists tend to view abdication of US world leadership as a historic mistake.
Russian and foreign businesses have always been worried about the unpredictability of the country’s political leadership.
The Malaysian government has already interpreted Obama’s visit as an endorsement of Najib’s leadership, while opposition activists accuse the US of abandoning its democratic principles and whitewashing the government’s growing authoritarianism.
True, both the US administration and China’s leadership have made some sensible proposals for change.
If anything, they could operate even less democratically than traditional parties, owing to their strong plebiscitary forms of leadership.
Only bigots could not see that immigration benefits both hosts and migrants; so the task of political leadership was to keep such views out of the dominant discourse, and to facilitate integration or assimilation.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas’ initiative to unite the Palestinian leadership may lead to greater moderation on the part of Hamas and create real prospects for the negotiation of a two-state solution.
Political leadership at such a moment demands a Churchillian accent.
And corruption scandals and the related risks of political turmoil were unsettling, to say the least, in the months prior to last year’s Communist Party leadership transition.
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