Sentence examples for lead in promoting from inspiring English sources

It appears that Germany and France are following Britain's lead in promoting women in politics (Week in Review, April 16).

"If Nick Clegg wishes to follow Labour's lead in promoting shareholder activism and engagement, that is welcome".

So the government has taken the lead in promoting ancient cultural icons whom it thinks might have global appeal.

Here the company nutritionist explained how Kellogg's had decided to take a lead in promoting a new kind of labelling to help 'mum' make 'healthier choices'.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission was early to adopt the LEI in swap reporting and is taking the lead in promoting appropriate standards for financial instruments.

In her letter Tuesday, O'Connor said that she hoped others would take the lead in promoting civics and that she would be watching from the sidelines.

For 10 years our organization has been the lead agency in promoting reproductive health in refugee settings.

A unique strain of bacterial meningitis that could be casually transmitted was spreading, so the organization took a lead role in promoting awareness and prevention.

But it was his Olympics win – Freud Communications was appointed as the lead agency in promoting the 2012 games – that prompts the PR guru's rise up this year's MediaGuardian 100.

"For us at the moment, it's a chance to reintroduce the courts as an issue and to offer a vision of the kinds of judges we want and that are best for America". Sen. John Cornyn (R-Tex)., who played a lead role in promoting the Roberts and Alito nominations, acknowledged that Republicans "have our work cut out for us," saying: "We have fewer senators.

He said many people had not heard of the IRB, while those that had thought it was just a decision-making body, rather than also being the lead body in promoting and nurturing the sport.