"This will be a measured process of decarbonisation, but one which I am proud to spearhead on behalf of AGL".
Imagine all of the innovation she spearheads on a daily basis!
Katherine Kostreva spearheads On Point Publishing, a NYC based PR firm focusing on 360-degree media campaigns for start-ups and non-profits.
It also illustrated how the Pakistani Taliban, an umbrella group of many brands of jihadist fighters backed by Al Qaeda, are spearheading wars on both sides of the border in what for them is a seamless conflict.
Much is at stake for Europe, which has sought to improve its international stature by spearheading initiatives on climate protection, including folding aviation into the Union's six-year-old Emissions Trading System, in which polluters can buy and sell a limited quantity of permits, each representing a ton of carbon dioxide.
"It could be that as the officials spearheading the war on crime," he writes, "district attorneys have seen their political options expand, and this has encouraged them to remain tough on crime even as crime has fallen".
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, the club of developed nations, has been spearheading recent work on tackling the practice of "profit-shifting", and Britain has signed up to the new rules it has drafted.
His editor at the time was Boris Johnson, now Conservative mayor, who is spearheading the debate on an amnesty for an estimated 400,000 long standing illegal immigrants residing in London, with Browne's full support.
Indonesia has been spearheading the discussion on climate change among developing nations since it offered the venue for the December conference, which aims to solidify a new global climate deal before the 1997 Kyoto Protocol expires in 2012.
London-based duo Marques'Almeida can be credited with spearheading the trend on the catwalk: raw-edged denim has become the label's leitmotif, netting them press and legions of fans at retail even though the label is barely three years old.
