leadership
- noun
- /ˈliːdərʃɪp/
- This is the exact type of leadership we need right now.
- a leadership team
- district leadership
- Palestinian leadership
And then they see their leadership not acting the same way.
- And then they see their leadership not acting the same way.
- My question is where was that leadership before Santa Con?
- Facebook has leadership in case they haven't.
- It's tribal leadership, you know, and so we need leaders.
- I think what you'll, you'll hear from the, the leadership is that we're just trying to be smart.
- When they fight for us, we fight for them and we need our leadership to use strong words.
- OCW was one time when I saw academic leadership in a clear way.
- The Republican leadership here does nothing.
- Because the Secret Service took over the leadership and so of their marshals.
- But when you say, I mean, you're talking about beyond elected leadership, people who own the world.
- That's military leadership, you know, mission leader team.
- Rabbis, pastors, again, it's not just, you know, Jewish leadership, it's also Christian leadership.
- Back then we didn't have operation teams, compliance teams, sales teams, leadership teams like we do today.
- Where I would go in hard is on the leadership of that campaign and on the politicians.
- And that might involve more hands on management from leadership at the company.
Examples
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First, PFDL's implementation success can be attributed in part to the leadership and vision of their director.
Academic text (2011) -
In addition, hospices were selected on the basis of their leadership in end-of-life care.
Academic text (2011) -
Thank you, Jim, for your leadership and for the wonderful report.
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How does our senior leadership balance that and keep the quality?
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Good organisations have leadership that is attuned to their people.
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And recently the country's leadership seems to have embraced it.
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The current leadership of France has passed from enthusiasm to reckless ambition.
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Speaker, the honourable lady has shown real leadership in Hindburn in very difficult times.
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The company's leadership decided to implement new policies to improve employee satisfaction.
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Under new leadership, the organization has made great strides in its outreach efforts.
Synonyms
People who run and make decisions for a company or organization
A group of people or organization that manages and sets rules for an institution
A group of people who have authority to make decisions
A group of top leaders who have the most power in an army or organization
People who are in charge of a group, organization, or country
Antonyms
Compounds
- Formal
A system where one person has almost all power and makes decisions alone
How Powerful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Leadership comes from lead ('to guide') and -ship, which can also name a group or body, much like ownership names the people who own something. So leadership can mean the group of people who direct or manage an organization.