Laurie Robinson, who served as assistant attorney general from 1993 to 2000 and then again from 2009 to 2012, characterized Obama's personal interest in the issue as "highly unusual" for a president but "helpful in spearheading attention".
William Hague congratulated the Burmese government last week for its role in spearheading "remarkable changes" in the country.
It is no surprise that Mormons were involved in spearheading the drive to win the Olympics.
USAID recognizes the dedicated leadership of Professor M S Swaminathan in spearheading the Coalition.
I have no special interest in bones, pottery, spearheads, or prehistoric garbage dumps, and I always look past the man describing animal migrations, burial rites, or building design and try to catch a glimpse of the women working at the site − one of them might be wearing cut-off jeans and a halter top, clearing a patch of ground with a trowel or brush.
And, as the central figure of The Imitation Game, Alan Turing is a figure of considerable interest, only recently officially rehabilitated and the spearhead in a new interest in the war from a tech perspective.
The trend that called for us to spearhead such research program was medical students' declining interest in family medicine as a career choice.
"I admire your tact," he says to ribald merriment, "but I think they've exploited a groundswell of interest in traditional music that's been going on for 10 years now, thanks to a younger generation coming through with the likes of Eliza Carthy and members of Bellowhead spearheading that.
Mr. Luzhkov is, in a sense, spearheading Mr. Putin's counterrevolution.
Since Spearhead creates independent funds for its members, the founders in Spearhead are free to raise additional capital from outside investors and expand their funds beyond Spearhead's initial seed capital.
