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He said rich countries like the United States needed to play their part too by saving, investing and exporting more.

High school teachers play their part by acting as if high school education were a preparation for college rather than for life.

He says that IPOs will also play their part to help companies fund expansion, though later in the year.

Instead of blindly stumbling around in the dark, they have grasped the truth and desire to play their part in bringing Ascension into being.

Students' previous educational experiences, social pressures and attitudes of employers all play their part.

Local conditions and regulations play their part as well.

Can only stand in his place, play their part.

But the scientists must play their part too, by contributing to international scientific discourse.

We needed that support from the fans and they're going to have to play their part again before the end of the season.

Private companies will also play their part, particularly start-ups.

Even the romantics of Liebig 14 play their part, seeding neighbourhoods with colour and creativity.

These all, of course, play their part, but now a fourth phenomenon has been added to the list: patience.

Nevertheless, China and other surplus countries must play their part.

TV programs should play their part to enlighten people.

We had a conference at work today and were told that everyone needs to play their part if we're to successfully finish all our new projects.

The Palestinians must play their part too.

The extent to which industrialised countries co-operate will undoubtedly affect the willingness of developing countries to play their part.

The aspiring entrepreneurs did not just want to strike it rich; they wanted to play their part in forging a new India.

That same government has laid out a 2011 budget and dispatched fighter jets to play their part in guaranteeing the no-fly zone over Libya.

Foreign banks are also expected to play their part.

But China and the oil-rich Gulf states have ample reason to play their part in an orderly decline of the dollar's dominance.

The crusades play their part in its lively distrust of the West today.

Eye contact and body language play their part in its conduct.

Tomorrow the first of our intrepid tribe members arrive to play their part in the story.

But they are still expected to play their part in a centralised system.

In brief: everybody helped make a mess and everybody has to play their part in fixing it.

Bonuses play their part in motivating staff on specific tasks or in certain areas, such as sales.

A thousand flowers are at last blooming in English education, and the most imaginative private schools want to play their part.