Sentence examples similar to planning to spearhead from inspiring English sources

The Barzani Charity Foundation plans to spearhead its activities in the United States as well and is already receiving some financial support from American donors.

Their secondary mission was compromised when a battalion of the special police and the 81st Guards Battalion planned to spearhead the advance were deployed elsewhere forcing modifications to the plan.

The United States is planning to employ a smaller Arab component of the SDF to spearhead the assault into Raqqa, an Arab city.

VW plans to use the investment to spearhead its own move into ride-sharing, on-demand transportation and autonomous cars.

To spearhead his tech agenda, he plans to appoint a national chief technology officer.

CHOC plans to provide some staffing, and Chapman will spearhead educational services for families with members on the autism spectrum.

So the town hired a consultant to spearhead a planning committee.

It's not unusual for one partner to spearhead the planning process, especially if that person finds the work enjoyable or has more time in his or her schedule to devote to it.

L.A. considered taking another shot at 'em, but backed off when Peter Ueberroth declined to put aside his duties as President of the United States long enough to spearhead the planning.

"Basically, it's a major strategic relationship to spearhead our plans to move M.L.G. aggressively into mainstream culture," Mr. Sepso said.

The hub was today cited by Boris Johnson as one of the post-riot achievements when he joined civic leaders to announce plans for a new body to "spearhead Tottenham's regeneration".