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Sustainability Parents would take the lead in making the project sustainable, growing food in the gardening class and leading groups themselves with the support from the Teachers and Edinburgh Community Food organisation.
In any case, they say, students themselves have to take the lead in making bullying uncool.
We can afford to take the lead in making the reasonable sacrifices necessary to ensure the health of our patients.
The BBC and the broadsheets took the lead in making them seem intellectually respectable to a wide audience.
And Broadcom has taken the lead in making chips for the burgeoning market for broadband home networking.
More than Mr. Obama could have imagined, the situation now tests his promise to break Washington's gridlock and to lead in making "the hard choices".
Mr. Ickes would most likely lead in making Mrs. Clinton's case, which is that the committee should seat the full delegations from both Florida and Michigan.
When colleagues gave him a lunch, knowing the dreadful prognosis, it was Dan who took the lead in making the occasion light-hearted and enjoyable.
Cotton took the public lead in making statements about the proposal which, as with his comments on Guantánamo, skirted the edge of demagoguery.
Senator Norm Coleman, the Republican committee chairman who has taken the lead in making allegations against Mr Galloway, repeatedly insisted that the hearing was "not a court of law".
