Sentence examples for which has headed from inspiring English sources

Even Finland, which has headed Transparency International's list for the past two years, and is also the most advanced in implementing the OECD convention, has yet to bring a single criminal case involving the bribery of a foreign public official.

The Rainforest Action Network, which has headed a campaign to highlight financial institutions with connections to the mining, said this month that the policy shifts were chipping away at the financing.

But here, the government did deliver food, most of it wheat, in January, February and early March, said Muhammad Ugas, the area manager for a local charity group, the Ogaden Welfare Society, which has headed the relief effort here.

The UK universities include Birmingham, Sheffield, Leeds, Nottingham, Warwick, Bristol, Reading, Southampton and the Open University, which has headed the project.

Sunny Afternoon won ahead of Memphis and Beautiful which had headed the nominations with nine and eight respectively.

This new infusion of capital — last tea joke, I promise — is a Series B round that takes Teabox, which has head offices in India and Singapore, to just shy of $15 million in funding to date.

To distinguish different responses in spine subpopulations, spines were classified into 3 categories according to their head diameters: 1) a small-head spine, which has head diameter (D) between 0.2 and 0.4 μm, 2) a middle-head spine, which has head diameter between 0.4 and 0.5 μm, and 3) a large-head spine, which has head diameter between 0.5 and 1.0 μm.

Companies like Boeing and United, which have head offices in Chicago, get tax breaks and incentives, while everyone else pays the full fare.

One of these was the Worker's Party's Operations Department, which Oh has headed since 1989.

His office, which he has headed since 1992, has closed some 50 elementary and high schools in 15 years.

He added that the council, which he has headed since January, was treating the effort to spur domestic growth and reduce unemployment "like a turnaround at a company".