Sentence examples for force to lead from inspiring English sources

While the bill is being worked up, there are also "serious considerations" being given to setting up a task force to lead the crackdown, the official said.

It may be a sign of how badly they want a highly recognized unifying force to lead the party that the talk has already started about drafting Mr. Franks for a job he held once before: party chairman.

At age 68, Mr. Whitacre said he was not looking for a new challenge when he was approached by President Obama's auto task force to lead a drastically remade board of directors at G.M.

Von Furstenberg, who remains as chair of the brand, was effusive in a statement released on Monday: "Jonathan's extraordinary passion for colours and prints, his effortless designs and his desire to make women feel beautiful make him the perfect creative force to lead DVF into the future".

Culture resides within each individual, on the other hand, in each organization or community, there seems to be a hidden force to lead and instruct the ways that organization performs, which is called culture.

In the fall of 2006, Flynn's boss established a task force to lead U.S. operations against the Iranian proxies and Suleimani's division of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps, the Quds Force.

Some women, like Saima, 22, are forced to lead secret lives to earn $175 a month.

West was endplayed again, forced to lead away from his club king.

East won with his king but was endplayed, forced to lead away from the club king.

But the plan had been for west African forces to lead the way, starting in September.

West was endplayed, forced to lead away from the diamond king (his choice) or to concede a ruff-and-sluff.