Sentence examples for was spearheaded in from inspiring English sources

Monaco's artistic resurgence was spearheaded in part by Ms. Beaud, who was selected by Princess Caroline of Monaco.

The initiative was spearheaded, in part, by pro-gun activists, including leaders of the Second Amendment Foundation, an advocacy group, and the N.R.A.

The Widow Remarriage movement was spearheaded in the Godavari district by Kandukuri Veeresalingam.

The eight-pillared strategy, which was spearheaded in part by the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Affairs, will address health and education issues.

The spot was created by marketing company Mekanism for sexual assault awareness and prevention organization It's On Us, which was spearheaded in 2014 by former President Barack Obama and former Vice President Joe Biden.

These research efforts were spearheaded in part by the Human Microbiome Project (HMP), an undertaking sponsored by the National Institutes of Health in the United States.

Another thing to note: as the site becomes more powerful and user-friendly, it could fit in well with the push toward moving advanced, traditionally desktop-based applications to the browser (a mission that's spearheaded in part by Google, which wants powerful web apps for its Chromebook project).

This effort has been spearheaded, in parallel, by two incredible young Emirati leaders, Noura Al Kaabi, CEO of the Abu Dhabi Media Zone, twofour54, and Mohamed Al Mubarak, Chairman, Image Nation.

In addition, infrastructure projects around computational capabilities were spearheaded in order to increase impact and efficiency.

In addition to providing a point of comparison against which subsequent changes in public health policies can be assessed, baseline analysis of reforms being led by ON and BC could be used to inform structural changes that are being spearheaded in other provinces, because public health reform is high on the national agenda.

On May 11 1860 Garibaldi and his volunteer army, the Thousand, landed at Marsala on Sicily's west coast, aiming to kickstart a revolution in the south (the Bourbon kingdom, the Two Sicilies, included Sicily and Naples), to widen the movement for national unification that was spearheaded by Piedmont in the north, and to march on Rome.