Sentence examples for which spearheads from inspiring English sources

"No one ever thought Nafta would be where we are right now," said John Adams, director of the Laredo Development Foundation, which spearheads industrial recruitment.

But the FSA proposal to "ensure effective consumer protection" reveals that the decision has already been made to have the Authenticity Steering Group, which spearheads efforts to prevent food fraud, run jointly by the FSA and Defra.

Rather, Meltzer says that there is certainly a submerged site, about 13,000 years old, from which spearheads wash onto McFaddin Beach, Texas.

The "Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Live" virtual reality experience was built entirely in-house by Nickelodeon's Entertainment Lab, which spearheads long-range research and development efforts around new technologies for Nickelodeon and its audience.

The gold bullion inspired the SUCCESS bar, which spearheads the collection.

Funding for the department, which spearheads domestic counterterrorism efforts and secures U.S. borders, will be cut off at midnight on Friday unless Congress renews it.

The state's coalition government led by the Congress party, which also spearheads the coalition behind India's national government has a narrow four-seat majority in the 140-seat assembly.

Paradoxically, in the last few years, fashion, which customarily spearheads trends, has lagged behind housewares and furnishings in catering to consumers' growing appetite for maximum style at minimal price.

It is the fourth town in what is Iraq's largest province to fall in two days to the Sunni rebel alliance, which Isis spearheads.

Bombay, which is spearheading the project.

"Ship information not stuff!" declares the website for AtFab, which is spearheading the trend along with SketchChair and MakeMe.