take a lead

And that's why especially the United States needs to be prepared to take a lead in working to contain financial crises.

"I hope Hiroshima will take a lead on this because of our own experience with the atomic bomb, " he said.

However, he believes it is not yet ready to take a lead role in the Darden business school classroom.

She said Pakistan will be looked upon to take a lead role in confronting militants.

Supported by a team of a couple of accountants, take a lead at reporting and budget control.

Take a lead role in problem solving of maintenance issues with Constructions and recommending improvements to the Maintenance Engineers.

Experts say China can take a lead in tackling the disease in Asia and Africa but not before it cleans up its own backyard.

These are not circumstances in which Washington is likely to take a lead in repairing and refurbishing a creaking multilateral order.

Isabel Hilton talks to Volker Hauff about how rich countries can take a lead on the environment.

The US and Europe should take a lead in mobilising resources so that democracy takes root in countries that eject authoritarian rulers.

Britain, as the G20 leader in 2009 will take a lead in setting the meeting's agenda.

Persuading China to take a lead will be a challenge.

But creditor countries such as China are invariably better placed to take a lead, even if their reluctance is legendary.

since you are a league member, you shoud take a lead in everything.

Many leaders argue that time is the essence if the EU is to take a lead in international negotiations.

Take a lead in adopting the free nine year compulsory education