leadership position

She was the first woman to ever hold that leadership position.

He reached a House leadership position after only two terms.

He also played point guard, the leadership position on the floor.

In the following years Washington held a number of important leadership positions.

At 53, he seems well placed to move into a Senate leadership position.

The Speaker is the chief leadership position of the body.

American officials are in leadership positions all over the region.

Each leadership position within the church further adds to the service required.

This is plausible given his leadership position in the community.

"Somebody had to step up to the plate and take the leadership position."

All members that are high priests hold, or have held, a leadership position in the church.

"They're not going to concede that leadership position as they break 50."

"With their leadership position, I would expect them to be more aggressive."

"This leadership position gives him the opportunity to really show his environmental stuff."

He has held executive management and leadership positions in a number of companies.

He ran for the leadership position of this office in 1978 and was elected.

The other members would see a base increase of about 15 percent, with more for leadership positions.

"Once you've sat in one chair, it is natural to want to take a leadership position going forward," he said.

They had several children, who grew up to have leadership positions with their families and in society.

He held various youth leadership positions in his student life.

He had lost votes for leadership positions in 1962 and 1976.

The party put two women in its lowest leadership positions.

By 1990, she estimates, the number of women in leadership positions will be higher.

The two returned to the country and agreed to take leadership positions.

"A couple's relationship is a shared leadership position," she says.