Sentence examples for head of leading from inspiring English sources

Recent example: In. early April, Steven Hazy, the influential head of leading aircraft.

Roberta wrote a separate Washington Post op-ed in with the head of leading pro-choice group NARAL.

The Wildness Within: Remembering David Brower edited by Kenneth Brower (Heyday) A collection of recollections/tributes by many who knew the late environmental icon, covering his many battles, victories, and losses as head of leading "green organizations".

Mr Brown, Lord Sainsbury and Charles Clarke, the Education Secretary, launched the consultation at a breakfast meeting with the heads of leading pharmaceutical firms and the research and scientific communities.

In a letter last month to Kapil Sibal, Minister of Communications and Information Technology, the heads of leading telecom companies said that the TRAI recommendations "will deal a fatal blow to the telecom sector".

The meeting brought together, for the first time, the heads of leading science financing agencies from nearly 50 countries and led to the creation of the Global Research Council, a vehicle for multinational collaborations.

Scotland voting for independence would be disastrous for the UK's £15bn a year advertising market, according to the heads of leading agencies including Bartle Bogle Hegarty and M&C Saatchi.

To help regulators get their message across, Breakingviews.com has drafted the kind of letter the main international financial watchdogs ought to send to Lloyd C. Blankfein of Goldman Sachs, Robert E. Diamond Jr. of Barclays Capital, Brady W. Dougan of Credit Suisse and other heads of leading investment banks.

The Emir's immediate response was to call in the heads of leading tribes to receive their pledges of allegiance and loyalty.

"I used to sit in the back seat of my motorcycle with my staff members to meet the marketing heads of leading national and multinational companies," Jalil recalls.

The group is comprised of heads of leading companies, generally one from every major U.S. city, and meets bi-annually to discuss industry issues and share best practices in a non-competitive, collegial forum.