Sentence examples for spearheaded some from inspiring English sources

"He spearheaded some of the most momentous changes in legislation, paving the way for greater equality.

At the same time, violent nationalists spearheaded some clashes, and photos and interviews indicate that at least two protesters fired rifles at police on 20 February, when 50 protestors and three policemen were shot dead.

The release of political prisoners is also the priority for the 20th February Movement, which has spearheaded some of the largest protests, said its spokesman, Montasser Drissi, a 19-year-old student.

Grim as the deteriorating stepwells may seem, the growing urgency for water conservation has spearheaded some present-day efforts to de-silt and reactivate a few wells in Delhi and Gujarat in the hopes that they might once again serve to collect and store water.

Eric Saul, a historian who helped organize the event, explained to us that the 522nd was part of the legendary 442nd(Go For Broke) Regimental Combat Team, the most decorated regiment in the history of the American military and the one with the highest casualties: it received an average of 3 medals per man and spearheaded some of the war's harshest battles.

In addition to working with the It Gets Better project, Kwiecinski has also spearheaded some of his own philanthropic work.

The strikes have their origin in more than a decade of tax cuts spearheaded by some Democrats and Republican legislators, as well as a downturn in global energy prices.

And they are being spearheaded by some of the same aggressive liability lawyers who targeted the big tobacco companies and breast-implant maker Dow Corning.

The state of Kerala has seen organised forms of resistance spearheaded by some practitioners of alternate systems of medicine including homoeopaths and naturopaths especially in the northern districts.

To be sure, conservation efforts, some spearheaded by governments such as India's, are the reason we still have any tigers to speak of today.

The fashion shows in Paris last week were a profound change from the theatrics and wild exaggerations of the last two decades that had been spearheaded by British designers, some of whose lives ended in tragedy.