Sentence examples for lead in implementing from inspiring English sources

Annan has called on Damascus to take the lead in implementing a six-point UN peace plan which calls on a ceasefire by both government and insurgents.

He makes a compelling case about the harm caused by partisan demagoguery and about the need for health care professionals to take the lead in implementing reforms.

As Jaime Caruana of the Bank of International Settlements pointed out recently: "Asian central banks have taken the lead in implementing various macroprudential tools".

The island has followed the Isle of Man's lead in implementing the move, which allows prisoners electronic cigarettes as a tobacco substitute.

This move can be seen in the implementation of platforms where dynamic consent is used to solve the traditional problem of consent (Kaye et al. 2011), as well as in cases where patient organisations take the lead in implementing data sharing initiatives, such as PEER (Novas 2007).

It's going to take our government to set policy and institutions like the Oakland School District to take the lead in implementing policies that make us think differently about black and brown people.

In particular, head teachers are being pressed to take the lead role in implementing two of the government's most cherished and most controversial reforms.

"Dr. Aquino has played a lead role in implementing policies that are especially vital to the success of students of color and low-income students," she said.

Integration of medical and veterinary sectors is likely to be crucial for effective disease control, as shown by the success of recent rabies control programs in Central and South America, where medical authorities have taken a lead role in implementing mass dog vaccination programs (15 ).

She added that "the chairman intends to lead the commission in implementing the Sarbanes-Oxley reforms and continue the aggressive enforcement agenda of the past year," referring to the corporate and accounting law adopted last summer.

However, due to difficulties in robust species-level identification of target groups, biomonitoring programs are faced with an identification bottleneck that can then lead to difficulties in implementing these programs [ 5].