Sentence examples for heads will have from inspiring English sources

Performance-related pay means heads will have the power to restrict people on the payscale.

"For that to happen, heads will have to roll," said Jim Power, chief economist at Friends First Asset Management.

The relationship between the outgoing and incoming heads will have a significant impact on the experience of transition – a positive dynamic can make all the difference.

If the epidemic proceeds as savagely in China as now appears possible, if not likely, then more bureaucratic heads will have to roll, though an outright challenge to the topmost leaders is unlikely except in a climactic, inner-sanctum showdown.

If a school provides a free breakfast club to incentivise attendance using the pupil premium pot, heads will have to justify that in terms of better results, rather than simply stating that children are hungry and need to be fed.

There are now hundreds of thousands of pre-M2010 Snell helmets on rider's heads, in garages and on retailer's shelves, and hundreds of thousands more that will be made in coming years — which means that riders, especially those with smaller heads, will have to pay close attention when buying a helmet.

It is not simple and the wheels in your head will have to keep turning daily for as long as you practice this way of farming.

The OBR shows spending by government departments per head will have fallen from £5,650 in 2009/10 to £3,880 in 2019/20 as measured in 2014/15 prices.

But much will depend on whether a strategic council which he has been assigned to head will have real heft or a merely advisory role that Mr Maliki may choose to ignore.

This time Mr Raffarin, if the voters and the president decide to give him his head, will have to be persuasive but courageous in equal measure.Where does this leave Mr Le Pen?

Universal says it would like to keep EMI as a freestanding company, and that not much will change except that its head will have to answer to Universal boss Lucian Grainge.