Sentence examples for lead the thinking from inspiring English sources

Cridland, who has previously given talks about Audioboo, will lead the thinking on the development of its Pro service.

Across time and place, capitalism takes on multiple forms, and Labour has now to lead the thinking on what forms of corporate governance, finance and ownership are fit for the digital age.

"We are working hard to ensure we lead the thinking in this area, using our research expertise to make a difference and embedding this knowledge in the way we manage our estate".

USA Today led the thinking here: "Skeptics note that other quick, powerful, feel-good rallies have sucked investors back into the market only to saddle them with losses.

That constant on-your-toes thinking necessarily leads the creative thinking, which begets good music.

Green responded in his letter by saying: "Your repeated attempts to lead the public into thinking that it is simply a matter of me writing a cheque are utterly disingenuous".

Magdalena Lachowicz of The Heights referred to this sisterly bond as "what truly makes the film and the moral that comes with it", commenting, "the plot is set up to lead the viewer into thinking that it needs to be true love's kiss something which Anna then goes to seek.

Yes, the world doesn't need to tell India what to do because of our unique cultural value to the environment and our minimal contribution to historic carbon emissions, but neither can India's Prime minister continue to dwell in rhetoric and falsely lead the public into thinking he is doing enough to protect them.

The quest for the most comprehensive answer to the "what is" question of the philosophical tradition leads the old thinking, in its German Idealist manifestation, to aspire to an "Absolute" standpoint from which the whole of what is the "All"—can be grasped in its unity.

We need brave, principled and dynamic organisations to lead the way in new thinking about how to get this system working to its full potential.

They believed in the prerogatives of an intellectual avant-garde to lead "the people" into right thinking, and, given that Badinter does, too, her causes, and her polemics, are where her two centuries meet.