Sentence examples for the leading agent from inspiring English sources

In turn, William became the leading agent of the Gregorian reform in Germany.

At the end of the "Ring," Brünnhilde accomplishes something greater: as she sets Valhalla ablaze, she is the leading agent of the transformation of the world.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) offered no evidence against Bolton Wanderers, their chairman Phil Gartside and others from the club, as well as the leading agent Jerome Anderson and others from his SEM firm, and the retired midfielder Gavin McCann.

October 19, 1610 London, England July 21 , 1688England James Butler, 12th earl and 1st duke of Ormonde, (born October 19, 1610, London, England died July 21 , 1688 Kingston Lacy, Dorset) Anglo-Irish Protestant who was the leading agent of English royal authority in Ireland during much of the period from the beginning of the English Civil Wars (1642 51) to the Glorious Revolution (1688 89).

It is in the light of the current uncertainty surrounding RopB and its role in virulence that we sought to investigate the role of this transcriptional regulator in the serotype M1T1 GAS background that is the leading agent of severe human infection.

Smyth et al (15 ), who evaluated respiratory exacerbations in CF patients, identified rhinovirus as the leading agent, with exacerbations following a more benign course but resulting in greater use of intravenous antimicrobial drugs (15 ).

He wanted to be a football agent, though, and his break came when he was asked by Rob Jansen, one of the leading agents in the Netherlands, to help out as an interpreter on Dennis Bergkamp's transfer from Ajax to Internazionale in 1993.

The leading agents in bringing the mob into being are too preoccupied with their indignation for this.

"We simply cannot afford to elect as our next president one of the leading agents of this administration's foreign policy," Rubio said.

Sometimes these agents borrowed money to pay the King upfront, and collected the money from taxpayers afterwards.This left the collectors vulnerable; in 1708, one of the leading agents, Samuel Bernard, got into trouble.

Hazen was one of the leading agents of the Continental Congress in the efforts to recruit Canadians from Quebec and Nova Scotia.