Sentence examples for lead in rebuilding from inspiring English sources

The council's report recommends that Europe take the lead in rebuilding the Balkans and aiding their assimilation, using the carrot of admission to the European Union to encourage sweeping economic and political reforms that could reduce corruption, attract foreign investments and nurture democracy.

After spending $50 billion, now the U.S. wants Iraq to take the lead in rebuilding itself.

Although neither the film's director nor I are veterans, I hope that together we can explore ways to further leverage the awesome power of digital media by helping veterans (and their families) craft and share their own stories and enable them to take the lead in rebuilding their lives.

Ms. Veneman also saw how some local communities were taking a lead in rebuilding education, health care and income-generation for women.

Two-thirds of respondents said the United Nations, rather than the United States, should have lead responsibility in rebuilding Iraq.

After the attack, he switched his appeal in a significant way, saying that his experience in private enterprise qualified him to help lead New York in rebuilding its downtown.

Both President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and Chancellor Gerhard Schröder of Germany have also called for the United Nations to assume the lead role in rebuilding Iraq.

So Mr. Bush has reluctantly accepted -- and publicly declared -- that the United Nations might well take the lead in in rebuilding Afghanistan, and Secretary General Kofi Annan has appointed a longtime trouble-shooter, Lakhdar Brahimi of Algeria, as his special representative for Afghanistan.

It was Hillary Clinton, the former senator from the state, who helped lead New York in rebuilding after Sept. 11, they said.

The colonel said the goal was to have the Iraqis lead the way in rebuilding the city, with the Americans providing expertise and materials.

The United States could lead a "coalition of the willing" in rebuilding the tattered foundation of international law.