Sentence examples for taking a key role from inspiring English sources
For producers of traditional or high-tech consumer durables seeking to differentiate themselves from their competitors, the role of the product designer is increasingly taking a key role.
The excitement around the casting of the Harry Potter movie continues, and following last week's news that Dame Maggie Smith could be taking a key role, today we hear that two more big-name British actors, Robbie Coltrane and Tim Roth are also up for parts.
This, along with a tremendous increase in the number of procedures performed on children outside the operating room, has led to non-anesthesiologists, particularly emergency physicians, taking a key role in the administration of procedural sedation and analgesia (PSA) to children.
FDA is implementing a new law that gives it the authority to regulate tobacco products, taking a key role in the approval of the planned H1N1 pandemic flu vaccine, revamping its food-safety approach, and trying to make the agency's workings more transparent.
Francis, the first Latin American pope, has been credited with taking a key role in beginning to heal one of the Cold War's last open wounds: the standoff between Cuba and the United States.
Also likely to take a key role is Dan Colson.
In the future sensors and sensor systems will take a key role in manufacturing.
This matter is undoubtedly gaining importance and it has taken a key role in the energy regulators' agendas.
Earlier this month it was announced that Neil MacGregor, the outgoing director of the British Museum, is to take a key role in steering the 600m-euro Humboldt Forum cultural project in Berlin.
But what baffles me is when business owners take a key role in the company -- one with critical financial responsibilities and consequences -- and fill it with a friend.
Werner Hoyer, the German liberal who heads the Luxembourg-based European Investment Bank (EIB), which takes a key role in the scheme, said the plan represented a "paradigm shift" in how the EU budget was utilised.
