Sentence examples for needs to lead on from inspiring English sources

The Chinese government needs to lead on two fronts: one where it takes leadership on the international stage, for its own interests as much as the world's; and on its own doorstep, lest its people choke on the "benefits" of economic progress.

But Miliband needs to lead on this question.

Mr. Bush, who can surely see the havoc caused by the difficulties in tracing the sniper, needs to lead on this issue.

In "A Way to Trace Bullets" (editorial, Oct. 17), you point out that President Bush "needs to lead" on the issue of creating a "computerized national system for tracing bullets and cartridge casings to the guns that fired them".

"Those of us who care about climate change and believe it is something we need to lead on have won the argument internally," he said.

Talks on that need to lead on to a wider dialogue including with reluctant America.

He said Turnbull needed to lead on the issue: "Bipartisanship is critical to going forward on the pathway to reconciliation".

"I think they recognize that In-N-Out customers really do care about quality, and in order to maintain their brand as a quality burger, they need to lead on this issue," said Kari Hamerschlag, senior program manager at Friends of the Earth, which is part of the coalition.

"We need to lead on leave.

We have a ways yet to go, but it's clear even with an Obama administration and a Democratic Congress, that states will continue to need to lead on this effort.

Mr. Reid's outlook was shaped, in part, by opinion polls showing public support for a government insurance plan, which would compete with private insurers.... "There is a growing sense that we need to lead on this issue and not wait for it to be offered on the Senate floor," a senior Democratic aide said.