source: [lemma=leadership] [word=□]
destination: [lemma=leadership] [word=as]
spec: This is farther aggravated by appropriating the name of noblemen solely to them ; whereas the nation having been anciently divided only into freemen or noblemen ( who were the same ) and villains ; the first were , as Tacitus says of their ancestors the Germans , exempted from burdens and contributions , and reserved like arms for the uses of war , [ 25 ] whilst the others were little better than slaves , appointed to cultivate the lands , or to other servile offices . " The cynical and calculated inaction and silence of the top EU leadership will be taken by the Palestinian leadership as a virtual open sanction for the continuing escalation of terrorist attacks against innocent civilians . '' The mythologies of personal achievement within our nation have played a complicating role in our collective response , she seems to say . " Dr Green has provided very able and strong leadership as acting Chief Executive since March this year . The burnt-out hulls of capital ships jut from the ground , surrounded by heaps of unidentifiable rubble and toxic waste . Hairs can be white or yellowish . " I am grateful that she is willing to aid the University in this period of transition , and I believe that she will provide outstanding leadership as interim dean . In this study there was no link between innovation and transactional leadership as expected , but there was a correlation with contingent reward , one aspect of transactional leadership . For example , many federal courts require that the investigators provide periodic reports setting forth information such as the number of communications intercepted , steps taken to minimize irrelevant traffic , and whether the interceptions have been fruitful . The Department has 130 measures , 24 of which have been designated by VA 's senior leadership as " key " or critical to the success of the Department .