to spearhead

Whatever his pretensions, Mr Lieberman is not ready to spearhead a revolt.

"Of all those that could be picked to spearhead this, I think the one with the most cross appeal is Beethoven , " he said.

In 1704, Mei went back to Beijing, to spearhead scientific and industrial revolutions that were to give China global mastery.

For the expansion of our business we are searching for a marketing manager to spearhead our marketing plan.

Chinese pop singer Li Yuchun is helping to spearhead a new fund to help children with leukaemia.

Entrepreneurs, rather than civil servants, are required to spearhead efforts at industrial renewal.

Earlier this year, P&G appointed Alex Tosolini, who had been VP of North American fabric care, as VPe-commerce to spearhead those efforts.

Great deeds to spearhead this imperative for change are now urgently required.

It's a daunting task for any leader to spearhead corporate redemption, or even a well-managed uptick.

On the advice of foreign consultants, the country has just set up an economic development board to spearhead reform.

Will Keane continued his excellent record in front of goal to spearhead a 3-1 victory for United over arch-rivals Liverpool on Saturday.