Sentence examples for public spearhead from inspiring English sources

Evangelical conservatives, the public spearhead of opposition, said that even the limited opening being voted on would expose youths to immoral behavior and pro-gay politics, ruining a rare bastion of traditional America.

But, though he still has slurred speech and limited motor control, he has returned to active public life, spearheading a gun-control campaign.

The School of Public Health of Mexico (SPHM), was founded in 1922 out of the government's interest to make modern, scientific public health the spearhead of development.

He was never allowed to return to his homeland, and he spent the last 12 years of his life celebrating public masses and spearheading a media campaign to publicize the plight of China's Catholics through the Cardinal Kung Foundation, based in Stamford.

The role of the MOH in organizing and regulating the market for CAM products could be strengthened through a combination of mixed and compulsory policy instrument, including: initiating the drafting of supporting legislations, streamlining the entry and review processes for CAM products, and spearheading public awareness initiatives.

In Kosovo, the public broadcaster RTK wil spearhead the ICDB celebrations.

As our planet faces increasing urbanisation, public health experts are spearheading innovation for adjusting to this.

During the festival this week The Times noted that "Starbucks is now spearheading a public relations counter-attack".

While spearheading the public campaign to support the act, he allowed himself to pose for a newspaper photograph.

Lorenzo is a member of the Zapatista Army of Mazahua Women in Defence of Water, which is spearheading the public protests of their community.

He is spearheading a public campaign against increased exports of natural gas, which he sees as a threat to a manufacturing renaissance in the United States, not to mention his own company's bottom line.