Sentence examples for has a key part from inspiring English sources

This happens to be another conversation in which Henry James has a key part to play.

Shooting has a key part to play in conservation; sniping does not.

Conservation has a key part to play, indiscriminate condemnation does not".

If we are to give some meaning to big society, learning has a key part to play.

He may be the least heralded of Barcelona's midfield trio but Sergio Busquets has a key part to play in the functioning of the side, picking up possession from deep and, with simple regularity, passing it on to the more creative Xavi and Andrés Iniesta.

Mitochondrion stress has a key part in rotenone-induced dopaminergic neuronal degeneration.

R and D managers have a key part to play in proposing projects as well as in carrying them out.

The Prime Minister made clear his views that the Taliban had a key part to play in the new Afghanistan, following a meeting with President Hamid Karzai in Kabul.

Paperbacks, even paperbacks that were just reprints of classic texts, turn out to have a key part in the story of modern writing.

It should also be recognised that organisations have a key part to play in resilience through providing appropriate and good quality support and working environments for their staff".

The Arts Council has been asked to shave just 0.3% from its budget after a successful campaign to convince the chancellor that the creative economies had a key part to play in economic growth.