Sentence examples for headed the issues from inspiring English sources
At Hill Samuel he headed the issues and mergers department and advised on some of the largest company mergers in British history.
Hoping to stem Mr. Gore's advance, Mr. Bush has put a new focus on fighting Mr. Gore head to head on the issues.
Chris Cox, the former congressman and purported free market true believer who George W. Bush had chosen to head the SEC, issued a truly pitiful announcement.
Justice Chaudhry headed the 14-member bench that issued the judgment against Mr. Musharraf.
Political and economic leaders tend to ignore problems before they turn into a crisis -- especially when heading off the issue would cost money.
Gerry Adams, the Sinn Féin president, said Salmond's party could "bring to a head" the issue of "the United Kingdom" (11.12am).
Adams, who secured a seat in the Dáil in the Irish general election earlier this year, said Alex Salmond's party in Scotland could "bring to a head" the issue of "the United Kingdom".
Its website said news of the service of blessing for the union of two male clergy "brought to a head" the issue of whether the Church of England intended to remain faithful to the Bible's revelation.
The 1962 report produced by an "outside" body, not by an offcial committee brought to a head the issue of whether government should have a role in health behavior, and also highlighted the organizational tensions.
He took head on the issues of assimilation and cultural preservation and innovation".
