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Перевод: leadership

[существительное]
руководство; руководящая роль; предводительство; превосходство; лидерство
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. Having last week announced that it is backing Ken Livingstone for the Labour leadership, it now says it supports the " Sun Readers' Party".
2. When, weary, Alexander Ramsay sought his couch, it was to leave an animated company still at it, Will Douglas now as involved as any, indeed automatically assuming the leadership.
3. In an organisation with such talented people as Heaton Lee, Jock Haston and Ted Grant, however, he occupied inevitably a secondary role in the leadership - not to his taste.
4. Under his leadership the School won the local Schools Leagues in Football, Cricket and Swimming.
5. He is responsible for the planting of new churches and the leadership training of the pastors.
6. So the first hopeful sign of realignment coming out of Labour's leadership election was when Bryan Gould espoused devaluation - and the first disappointment was how rapidly he retreated when John Smith's camp let it be known that, in their eyes, this disqualified Bryan as deputy leader.
7. "We can do it if the leadership of this nation will just stand up and do the right thing."
8. Hodgson (1987) provides a useful synthesis of this approach in distinguishing between leadership and management:
9. Campbell links our problems of leadership with that of Jesus' loneliness, and comments: "See, he has been there too and because he identifies with it, he can handle it.
10. AN ATTEMPT by party activists to empower the Labour conference to amend the leadership's policy review was defeated with the aid of union block votes.
11. In terms of Oriental changelessness, the contrast implied is with western progressivism: the key value that has ensured science, technology, world leadership, imperialism, and the achievements of a materialistic civilisation.
12. The new left-wing government, under the leadership of Allende, restructured the economy into three sectors: the social-property sector, made up of state enterprises and those to be expropriated; the private-property sector; and the mixed-property sector, made up of enterprises where the capital was owned jointly by the state and private individuals.
13. The leadership wants the old baggage left behind; wants to avoid legislating against public opinion, as with the closed shop; wants to stick with a hard-headed economic programme.