The phrase "lead speaker" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the person who speaks first or is the spokesperson for a group or organization. Example: "The lead speaker at the conference was the CEO of the company, who gave a captivating presentation on their latest product."
On November 18th, the first day of the strike, she was the alliance's lead speaker at a rally on Sproul Plaza.
Mr. Graham, who was expected to be the lead speaker at the May 6 Pentagon service, said he regretted that the Army felt its decision was necessary.
She will be a lead speaker in May in Chicago when the sports psychiatrists run a panel on psychopharmacological approaches to athletics and exercise at the American Psychiatric Association's annual meeting.
The lead speaker was Dr Jim Reynolds, an evangelical preacher from the US, and the programme explained that homosexuality, or as he it put it "same-sex sin", is "a disease of epic proportions, a malignancy that spreads".
Ms. Chen, who was the lead speaker Tuesday morning at the Guangzhou International Solar Photovoltaic Exhibition here in southeastern China, said that a team of representatives from the Chinese industry is in Brussels to try to persuade European officials not to start a trade investigation into Chinese solar panels in the coming weeks.
Mr. Hakim, the brother of the Tehran-based ayatollah, was the lead speaker at the conference, and Mr. Chalabi, who just returned from a meeting in Teheran with the ayatollah and a Kurdish leader, Massoud Barzani, pointedly thanked Iran in his remarks for its long support of the Iraqi opposition.
George Rupp, president of Columbia University, will lead speakers at a memorial service this week for Frederick H. Knubel, director of public information at Columbia University.
Lake will also be one of the lead speakers in an interactive thematic debate on resource mobilization for LDCs – focusing on how to achieve results in the poorest countries with the most cost effective programmes – on Tuesday, 10 May.
It was the fact that Mr. Van Hollen would not need "training wheels" that led Speaker Nancy Pelosi to lean on him to stay in the position, despite what was certain to be a bruising, seat-losing midterm election cycle that could wipe out the gains he had worked so hard to achieve.
Lew said the recent turmoil among House Republicans, which led Speaker John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) to announce he was stepping down, has complicated the issue as the deadline approaches.
According to this explanation, the more complex task in the main experiment might have led speakers to allocate less resources to those perceptual processes leading to the execution decision (go vs. nogo).
