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Saudi Arabia itself has a limited history of sending forces beyond its own borders, and even the aerial campaign it has spearheaded is a new experience for much of the rest of its coalition.

In Sudan, this tendency has been compounded by the administration's reluctance to risk undermining the peace process it has spearheaded between Sudan's government and the rebels in the south.

And it has spearheaded attempts to ease the rules and regulations on the management of pension money.The private sector is in need of such a role model, for corporate pension schemes are in just as much of a mess as the public one.

Some critics of the organisation have dubbed it "all for the money" and say it has spearheaded the idea that getting old is basically a treatable condition.Across America chains of "rejuvenation centres" have sprung up touting the latest "cures" for getting old.

It had spearheaded the German invasion in the west in 1940, and fought in the battles of Greece and Crete, and in the Soviet Union.

Yes, religion has in some cases led to extremism, but it also has spearheaded social change.

If there's anyone who seems easily to combine political ambition with art-world insider status, it's Audrey Gelman, who has spearheaded the "Pocket Guide" project.

Since its formation, the GAWW has spearheaded the fight to end FGM in Ghana.

Since 2010, he has spearheaded the bipartisan "Make It In America" plan, which is focused on creating the conditions that encourage businesses to create jobs in the United States.

Jacadi is watched closely because it is a leader in the field in France and has spearheaded growth in the past with its nimble franchising model.

"The protest is not weakening, but we can't be sure it will grow," Éric Woerth, the labor minister who has spearheaded the new measures, told France 3 television.