But best practice institutions are, by definition, non contextual and cannot take local complications into account.

One of these contextual dimensions is political.

The ability of a group to leave is contextual.

Traditional psychiatry thus adopted a contextual approach to diagnosing a depressive disorder.

Also gone are the cookie cutter policy recommendations unaffected by contextual differences.

It was stressed that hierarchy operated in a relational and contextual manner.

In my book The Powers to Lead , I call this skill contextual intelligence.

With years of experience in foreign affairs, George H. W. Bush had excellent contextual intelligence.

It is amazing how important contextual information is to accomplishing tasks especially the boring ones!

For these reasons, the virtues of transactional leaders with good contextual intelligence are very important.

The field of development policy can and should be reunified around these shared diagnostic, contextual approaches.

For one thing, all economic reasoning is contextual, with as many conclusions as potential real world circumstances.

Obama will need to use both his emotional and contextual intelligence if he is to restore American leadership.

There's only one absolute reality by definition, one absolute being by definition, because absolute is, by definition, single, and absolute and singular.

The Supreme Court of Canada stated that a liberal and purposive interpretation of the Québec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms and a contextual approach support a broad definition of the word handicap , which does not necessitate the presence of functional limitations and which recognizes the subjective component of any discrimination based on this ground.

This was demonstrated by his appointments of experienced advisers, careful management of issues, and above all, keen contextual intelligence.

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Contextual intelligence implies both a capability to discern trends in the face of complexity and adaptability while trying to shape events.

Leaders with contextual intelligence are good at providing meaning or a road map by defining the problem that a group confronts.

More prosaically, leaders with contextual intelligence, like surfers, have the ability to judge and adjust to new waves and ride them successfully.

Contextual intelligence is the intuitive diagnostic skill that helps a leader align tactics with objectives to produce smart strategies in different situations.

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