to lead

If it had been, he would have been the perfect candidate to lead the response.

After several rounds of discussion, I also agreed to lead Tsinghua's burgeoning Medical School, at least for the next one or two years.

If she does get kicked out at Yahoo for not being popular enough to lead the company, she would be just perfect as a corporate vigilante.

At the opening ceremony, the head of the Commonwealth, Queen Elizabeth, said the organization had the opportunity to lead once more.

'The president of the United States ought to stand up and take a position . . . The key point here is to lead.

Defend their missile launchers, UFO players to lead a real challenge, you become a hero and the elimination of the enemy!

It said he was unfit to lead and pulled out of a crucial reconciliation agreement due to have been signed later this month.

He told Yemen's embattled president to quit. And he asked Syria's president to "lead that transition [to democracy] or get out of the way. "

Ultimately, there seem to be three major reasons why Warren is the best candidate to lead the new consumer protection agency.

Likewise, a pair of cozy coevolutionary symbionts embracing each other can only seem to lead to stagnant solipsism.

To which the king replied eagerly, "This is an excellent suggestion, Let us now choose an old horse to lead us in the front. "

As I opened my neighbor's cattle pen to lead it out by its halter, a dog barked ferociously at me.

She did not, could not, feel equal to lead the way to any such subject. He must do it all himself.

You are usually the one who likes to lead, but sometimes a bit of balance is needed for a relationship to go forward.

It is a slave to its animosity or to its affection, either of which is sufficient to lead it astray from its duty and its interest.

But the question of his ability to lead the fund took on heightened urgency on Tuesday.

Able to lead pre-startup safety reviews and management of change reviews for up to and including complex processes.

Leader: (1) Row of dots used to lead the eye across a page. (2) A length of blank paper or magnetic tape used FOR loading purposes.

He made these confessions to lead the police up the garden path.

How is the different when you trying to lead a group as diverse as this, diverse saying in a corporate environment?

It's easy for your mind to lead you up the garden path when it comes to making a good decision.

It seems to be sending all the wrong messages to everybody . . . It is likely to lead to more UN sanctions rather than less.

Qualitative tests are those that are expected to lead either to more testing or to abandonment of the project.

Now, however, I try to lead by example and I write these lines with a deep certainty that I had not before.

Mao was ready to lead China from feudalism to Communism without ever going through the intermediate stage of capitalism.

Since then, people all over the world have been able to stay out of psychiatric17 hospitals and to lead normal lives by using his approach.

Let us join souls all over this world to beat the dark destructive souls that tries to lead us in to the dark!

It was an indocile, a scornful and a sarcastic face-the face of a man difficult to lead and impossible to drive.

She said that last generation did not do to repeat the fun, and she hoped that next life to lead a different life.

He said the city also hopes to lead China in implementing a value-added tax on the services industry.

In doing so it will have to face up to long-neglected problems, if this is to lead to a true recovery, not just a brief reprieve.

Not Leading, Or - Worse - Trying To Get Her To Lead.

"The president and America are going to listen in London, as well as to lead, " White House spokesman Robert Gibbs said.

but Hareton received orders to lead up my horse, and my host himself escorted me to the door, so I could not fulfil my wish.

Eastman Chemical already had a favorable opinion of design and hoped it might be able to lead it toward a more innovative culture.

More damaging is the absence of Charles. Wounded in the heel a few days before, he is unable to lead his troops.

The forward said he expects to be ready to lead the line against Paraguay and Eriksson is of a similar mindset.

Though he might not have been a front-line hero, he was assigned to lead the investigation into the cause of the fire.

As a player, the Scot won three European Cups with the Reds and he was the last manager to lead Liverpool to the title.

Evil Sims love the dark, take great delight in the misfortune of others and prefer to lead a life of as far away from goodness as possible.

At the opening ceremony the head of Commonwealth, Queen Elizabeth, said the organisation had the opportunity to lead once more.

There is no doubt that Mr Jobs is trying to lead a third revolution in consumer technology in his lifetime.

However, for house, car, and her more desire, she, was supposed to lead a wild life in the university, could easy to satisfy?

My eyelids turned to lead, and no matter how much I tried to wipe away the blurry fog of sleepiness, my brain refused.

The bane is armed with a Bane Blade. Banes are the generals of the Underworld and are able to lead large numbers of undead.

While he was drinking his moderate allowance, he said, with nothing to lead up to it.

Consumer price tends to lead to the quality of suspected price rise is likely to be a consumer boycott.

Economists were trying to lead the economy as if their predictions were as accurate as those of physicists.

He had been a professor at a university, and had given it up to lead a life of meditation and enquiry.

He failed to lead from the centre; he failed to champion his own policies; and he delegated too much to an unpopular Congress.

Having begun in one line, resolve to fight it out on that line, to lead in it, adopt.

The leaders of tomorrow will have to establish a real vision and a sense of values for the organizations they wish to lead.

The studio to which he was trying to lead your correspondent seemed to have disappeared.

Preferring to stick to the status quo when faced with unexpected upheaval tends to lead to a sense of helplessness and distress.

She was the first and is still the only woman to lead the British government.

As they grew, the girl was able to lead her birds to run across the grass, but she could not teach them to fly.

"The president and America are going to listen in London, as well as to lead, " Gibbs said.

Slowly, he continued to lead him with the honey-grass, until finally the deer followed him right into the palace.

Japan, worn out by years of deflation, hardly seems ready to lead the way.

Circular 50, Circular 171 and Circular 192 all seem to lead in different directions, but away from his goal of the next closed deal.

You're now ready to lead the revolution; get out there and get started!

It is possible to lead happy and healthy lives without being able to see, but it would be very different.

And it's the only chance for you to lead your company out of difficulties, isn't it?

The fact that these grievances were serious enough to lead citizens to revolt against their leaders is only obvious on hindsight.

Creatures that lack motivation, that find it easy to slip into oblivious rapture, are likely to lead short (if happy) lives.

He went out of his way to lead us onto the roof and showed the photographer favorable angles for taking pictures.

Heholds a mandate to which he had a valid claim to rule over (or to lead)everyone else in the world as long as he served the people well.

If I flew away beyond the east or lived in the farthest place in the west, You would be there to lead me, You would be there to help me.

Hedgehog runs out. He runs in the garden to get the owner's attention risking being beaten, trying to lead the owner to Rose.

Although climate policies can add to a company's costs, in most cases this would not be large enough to lead to a shift in production.

If you are going to lead an Agile team, you need to have the courage to speak the truth and let your team members speak the truth as well.

And I feel like having dealt with adversity really helps me to lead a group of men through difficult times as well.

But if you want to lead, you face tough choices about how much effort you must put in and in which areas you need to grow.

If consumers aren't going to lead a strong economic recovery, businesses might have to. But they mightn't be up to the job.

The simplicity of this gentle being and Her standards tends to lead Her devotees towards becoming more compassionate and loving themselves.

A large round rock, placed solidly on its base, was the only spot to which they seemed to lead.

"[He] would be able to lead the national team in his own way, of course, " L? w told Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung last week.

For now, at least, all Middle East roads seem to lead through China.

although it is probably one of the more universal events around the world , many leaders simply do not know how to lead change.

In fact, the drug addicts in the inner call for a pair of warm hands to lead them out of the abyss.

Just before he began to lead guests on a tour of the exhibit, he joked, 'If you look at this wall, everything is said here. '

If he let that doubt take hold, he would never be able to deal with Skywalker again, or be able to lead his men.

The hustlers of the new world always found it a decadent trend, bound to lead to no good (in retrospect, they had a point).

She knew that she had to lead her own life. And though it meant losing her mother's support, Perera spoke the truth of her heart.

They are really like a group of beautiful birds, who seem to lead us into a wonderful forest world.

Certainly Marshall wanted to lead the Allied invasion, but he told the president that it was up to him.

He said the most fitting honor for Norman Borlaug is to lead a second Green Revolution that feeds the world.

lure, entice, inveigle, decoy, tempt, seduce These verbs mean to lead or attempt to lead into a wrong or foolish course, as of action.

Do we think this is all a big set up to lead to a real reconciliation between Penny and Leonard or are we over it?

An oversupply of women, however, tends to lead to a more sexually permissive culture. The same holds true on college campuses.

Saxena aspires for her son to lead a "normal" life and wants him to undergo proper treatment for it.

DR. MEADE: Gentlemen, if you wish to lead the opening real with the lady of your choice, you must bid for her.

Our target is to develop the leaders out of the school who are ready to lead and do real work with others.

The company asked him to lead workers on a project to extend the railroad into the Allegheny Mountains.

But not always: Different ways of fighting seem to lead to different forms of social and political organization.

The person meeting ever a love to lead, remembered to feel grateful him, because he let you know a love more.

He began his career as a head football coach in nineteen sixty-nine, when he was selected to lead the Oakland Raiders.

She laughed and began to lead me to a less crowded table.

One thing that seems to result from self-awareness is the ability to know when to take the lead and when not to lead.

We are glad to hear from you and will carefully consider any proposals likely to lead to business between us.

"Painful taxes. Hard choices for your budget. Not ready to lead. That's the real Obama. "

One day general to lead troops to battle, but customer review henpecked brother, then tied up his wife in a chastity belt body.

The teacher asked the President if he would like to lead the discussion on the word tragedy.

Quitting your job may not be so bad if the stress it causes you is likely to lead to a heart attack a few years from now.

He told reporters that if young people wanted him to lead a transition, he would not let them down.

Andriy Shevchenko returned from injury to lead Ukraine both to a 1-0 victory at home to Lithuania and to the top of a strong-looking group.

As Apple expanded, Mr. Jobs decided to bring in a more experienced manager to lead the company.

Obama also pledged to lead an international effort to keep nuclear weapons out of the hands of terrorists and rogue states, to move the U.

She returned to the South at least nineteen times to lead her family and hundreds of other slaves to freedom via the Underground Railroad.

For eight years I have done what I could to lead my country down that path. I think for the rest of our lives we had all better stay on it.

Must have strong leadership skills, must be able to lead by example whenever necessary and promote a team approach to problem solving.

The world's two biggest emitters seem to have eyes only for each other, neither willing to lead yet both seeking to avoid blame.

MIT was the only university to lead one of the six U. S. teams that won contracts from NASA in October 2008.

"We're ready to lead, " he has said, but is the rest of the world willing to follow?

More often than not, the lack of gender awareness in public policy tends to lead to the marginalization of women's interests.

But it was not enough to lead his team to the second round in a very difficult group with Brazil and Portugal.

With only a handful of exceptions, he chooses to lead by being positive, rather than holding poor passages up to ridicule.

In McCain's first debate with Obama, the two rivals were asked what they would do to lead the United States out of its present crisis.

God continued to lead Israel to a place of testing: to the bitter waters of Marah (meaning bitter).

Meanwhile, the source said he felt that Kim Jong-un, with China's support, would eventually be appointed to lead the country.

The eastern region continued to lead in development, with significant gains in economic strength and overall improvement.

or with Che Guevara, who by many accounts broke with him over his decision to lead Cuba into the Soviet bloc.

Gentlemen, if you wish to lead a reel with the lady of your choice, you must bargain for her.

Part of its original intent was to provide teachers with the raw materials to lead a course, especially in the outer reaches of the globe.

It's likely to lead to confusion and results that are not as good as they might have been.

The time of cross the street wants to lead long a her hand, standing on her left side forever.

When someone noted that there was some spare time before breakfast one of the Russian brothers volunteered to lead a class .

For it is these souls who would awaken at the end of this cycle to lead the others into the next creation.

We don't have to wonder if he's ready to lead. We don't have to wonder is he ready to be president of the United States.

Although a GE lifer, he had prided himself on not being a typical GE boss, and was an unexpected choice to lead the business in 1981.

If the Republicans are looking for a jolt of inspiration and a fresh face to lead them into battle, Mr McConnell is not their man.

She also abandoned narrative desire, desire to lead the soul to think, and to examine the biblical idea of marriage to love and marriage.

Giant white arrows are now visible onscreen, acting like breadcrumbs to lead you to the next checkpoint.

The world has been waiting for the US: there is now reason to believe that it is ready to lead.

It's up to you to lead us through the difficulties.

Some historians believe that the long- term exposure to lead was a major health risk for the Romans.

Nobody says it publicly, but some of his party's deputies wonder if he is the right man to lead them into the 2012 election.

It's not necessary to ask anyone's permission to lead; the self-organizers just do it.

The idea of having but one life to lead has always been a bummer.

He said 9-year-old Beatrice had written to Captain Jack, asking him to lead a mutiny against her teachers.

His choice of where he lives seems to lead to a great deal of driving.

My new employer told me that they needed someone with my capabilities to lead their unpopular forest clearing campaign .

Each of these steps will sustain America's ability to lead in a world where economic power and individual opportunity are more diffuse.

"We see fairly weak real final demand, which we think is going to lead to a jobless recovery for a prolonged period time, " Volpert said.

I thought he was the right man to lead our forces in the post-Cold War world, especially given all the problems in Bosnia.

Thefirst time I was asked to lead a team, I asked them to do a little bit of the things I thought were sensible, like testing and reviews.

Michael and Sara talk about the ordinary life they're going to lead when this is all over.

To be able to lead discussion and negotiation with any potential supplier under pressurized condition.

Her belief in her husband's ability to lead the nation was communicated in a quiet, friendly manner that made her an effective campaigner.

I did not want to add to his troubles or to lead him into more danger.

Able to follow the company coding guidelines and to lead the code review session.

But is China really ready to lead the world to a greener automotive future?

He nudged Tesla into motion again, and the Invid began to lead them along one of the corridors.

Though she saw that it was necessary to stop the Separatists, she could not bring herself to lead troops in battle.

Just as protectionism over trade leads to impoverishment, so parochialism over immigration is likely to lead to a lower standard of living.

Marius and Cosette never asked themselves whither this was to lead them. They considered that they had already arrived.

If they can satisfy such demanding users, lead-acid batteries with a dash of carbon could be ready to lead a new charge.

Even if you are not a father, or a mother, you will be able to lead others into the heart of God by following the example of Jesus.

As an educator and a champion of self-help, he tried to lead black America up from slavery.

So when you hear her slipping into her old habits, pull her to the side and remind her how to lead and be nice about it.

Don't you see that by his grace I have been for many years now careful to lead a chaste and sober life?

I tried to lead a normal life. I got married and even thought about having children, but the panic attacks kept coming at me.

men who don't lead, and even worse, try to get a woman to lead, ANNOY THE HELL OUT OF SINGLE WOMEN.

They have tried to lead you to the only One who can save your soul.

From this, Wahaha emphasized the national character is just a promotion to lead the language, not a hundred percent genuine.

The World Bank tries to lead the economies of these countries like a grand dictator making all the errors which we've all come to know.

Education makes people easy to lead, but difficult to drive; easy to govern, but difficult to slave.

Rochester manages to lead the servants to safety and then went back into the burning mansion to rescue his wife.

This process tends to lead to herding behaviour, in which risk controls easily become a secondary issue.

The driver at the front would be trained, licensed and paid to lead.

As long as he is willing to lead to Tao, you shall forgive him if can and do not see him as baddy.

But was he "tested and ready to lead in a dangerous world" ?

Developing your creativity is one of the best things you can do to lead a more satisfying and fulfilling life.

We are ready to lead once more.

If the character has no eyes, such as an inanimate object like a Luxo lamp, it is even more important to lead with the head.

My biggest fear is not winning another title. But fear is a great motivator. I'm determined to lead this organization back to the top.

In fact I also love my grandpa very much, however, he has already lain in 8 year before lasts to lead a life time, I often think of him.

Consumers loved it, so it was little surprise when Microsoft asked her to lead the Windows 7 project.

It was a mistake of people to think of their minister as a man set aside and intended by nature to lead a blameless life.

The best fishing is to fish up to the stone river, the river to lead the Red River to follow the same track 56 years.

A strong personality, you must be able to lead, motivate and encourage your team.

Therefore, our leaders or to lead the team in good faith, honesty and cooperation to partnership!

Girl, you feel proud to say that you are sincere to yourself and to your friends. You wish all your friends to lead a happy life.

Rationale: Technology Policy Leaders have to be able to listen well if they are to lead effectively.

This city should be congratulated in having such a brilliant man to lead its schools.

Help me now to lead you back to where the journey was begun, to make another choice with me.

Wanting to lead? If she were a boy, we'd probably all be applauding her for being able to rally the troops.

One day, he was called by the county to lead the soldiers to fight with the enemy in the battle.

evidently accustomed to lead debates and bring forward motions , he began speaking in a low but audible voice.

With the approval of Heaven, we are ready to lead the Light to divine victory!

Indulging in a race to the bottom to lead the new-listings pack would surely prove counterproductive.

Second, he must recognize that his position does not confer the right to lead, nor does it guarantee the organization's loyalty.

The deviation of policy implementation resulting from conflicts of local government interests tends to lead to policy failure.

Mr Thomas was, to put it politely, an unorthodox choice to lead the national "vigilance" commission.

If I wanted to lead a comfortable life I would not come to a Camp or live in a damp country!

A feudal knight ranking between a knight bachelor and a baron, who was entitled to lead men into battle under his own standard.

Education dos a people easy to lead, but difficult to drive; easy to govern but im maybe to slave.

Bumblowski, however, did not take this view; he allowed his intellect to lead him whither it would, and the results were odd.

Quarterback here is a verb, meaning to lead. The word quarterback is borrowed from American football, where the quarterback leads the team.

Roberto Martinez has spoken of his deep admiration for Kenny Dalglish and is tipping the Scot to lead Liverpool towards a bright future.

This leaves the young son and his uncle, Chang Sung-taek, which is not exactly the dream team to lead the North out of its morass.

As petrol and diesel prices have been frozen since September, the deregulation is expected to lead to a rise of up to 20 per cent.

But it became obvious that Kenny was the right man to lead the club, and in no way did we feel pressured into appointing him [permanently].

This is what I aim at reaching along the path that I am trying to lead you.

The doctor advised him to abstain from drinking if he still wanted to lead a normal life.

Education makes a people easy to lead, but difficult to drive; easy to govern, but impossible to enslave.

But there still exist some problems in this process, in particular some confusing basic conceptions tends to lead to mistakes in practice.

Able to lead a professional team in a challenging environment and driving for high quality performances.

China is likely to lead the world this year in terms of new share issuance and that will help to damp prices.

Over the last few weeks and months, our national elected officials from both parties have failed to lead.

Ability to lead is also about overcoming old beliefs that limit one's capacity to see in a new way and adopt new behaviors.

education makes people easy to lead; difficult to drive, easy to govern but impossible to enslave.

Understandably, my parents had strong concern and evident fears of what kind of life I'd be able to lead.

This theory explains how the mothers as rules influence the children, and how to lead them to the symbolic order.

Taking a look at acne, it's causes and specifically it's treatments to enable you to lead a less stress free lifestyle.

Many thought this last move was harsh, but accepted the reasoning: a better man had to lead what was now the main war effort.

Education makes a people easy to lead, but difficult to drive ; easy to govern but impossible to slave.

It was during this war that Saint Joan rose up in France to lead her army to victory.

Few analysts expect Gillard to lead Labor into the next election, if the opinion polls continue to look so bleak.

We are having an average life expectancy of 70 years, and a certain part of it has already ticked away, how to lead the remaining years?

There have been questions about his qualifications to lead the company.

Chapter II: The socialist core value system to lead the ideological and political education of the general theory.

Franklin D. Roosevelt was inaugurated as the 32nd president, pledging to lead the country out of the Great Depression.

As the sects proliferate, pluralism strikes a blow to the efforts of those who truly seek to lead men to a return to Oneness.

Though I am not commander, adjutant, or hall officer, but I did try my best to help out in the unit and to lead by example, to be example.

Eight years later, he became the first person who was not a member of the Massey family to lead the company.

I came to see if I could find something to lead me to her.

So when he got into the temple, he told the boy to lead him to the two pillars so he could rest.

The programme already has its first head teacher, Max Haimendorf, hired to lead a new school in London after just three years teaching.

You think, use what kind of vocabulary to laud all not in order to lead, the human life fairyland or utopia also only so-so.

Absorbed such solvents, easy-to-lead to cancer and leukemia and serious health hazard.

Mr Rudd is only the second Queenslander in Australian history to lead his party to a Federal election victory.

He learned to lead by example and soon recognized his own country's need for a professional, nonpolitical military.

Taking yourself, your thoughts and your emotions too seriously often just seems to lead to more unnecessary suffering.

Mr. Bush Wednesday appointed Michael Leavitt, the head of the U. S. Health and Human Services Department, to lead the high-level group.

China is most likely to fill the vacuum created by an American failure to lead on regional and global trade.

Buddy Black is very hard to lead the way at the upfront, he must be very harder than anyone who just follows.

Then, we also think of belt compactness is not fit to lead this phenomenon, but several adjustments cannot be eradicated.

Its domicile is in Lausanne, Switzerland, The mission of the IOC is to lead the Olympic Movement in accordance with the Olympic charter.

Sailors seem -- to those of us on land -- to lead exciting, even mysterious lives.

If you're marriage lacks emotional or sexual intimacy, pray and ask God what steps He wants to lead you to take towards more of both.

At the convent , Connie vowed to lead a life of continence . The question was , could Connie be content with always being continent ?

The Company's vision is: to lead the optical industry revolution and development and to create a global e-commerce company.

Ready to lead, ready to follow, never quit.

His successor will have much to ponder, but a brave nation to lead back to greatness!

Mohamed ElBaradei, the former top nuclear inspector for the United Nations and a Nobel laureate, is eager to lead.

The surface layer is arranged on the fork head, so as to lead the steering wheel lock to be more beautiful.

Germany's muscular economic recovery is evaporating its own budget deficits, putting it in the best position to lead the initiative.

Customer of expert type act role pointed out to lead the way, trend to tell market, offer various ideas.

"We have got several important projects. Our core business goes smoothly to lead to profits, surplus and the capital flow, " he said.