Saidi, take the lead.

You take the lead.

National and local authorities must take the lead in educating their populations about response plans.

But progress can be achieved only if countries themselves take the lead for their own development.

by those who , racing , take the lead ,

We'll take the lead, Riano. Yes, bwana.

Children can lead their projects.

They should take the lead in promoting this initiative.

It therefore had the responsibility to take the lead.

Others could usefully follow their lead.

Matar Social Media to take the Lead in Political Activism

And lead me the doctor will take care of me.

Europe can take the lead in writing ethics back into politics.

G 20 nations must take the lead in making this happen.

(b) One or more United Nations agencies take a lead role

Empowering recipient national statistical systems and Governments to take the lead

The United Nations has to take the lead in this respect.

Now that he's dead, you're their only lead.

The Transitional Government should take the lead in the national reconciliation process.

The Statistics Division should take the lead in developing the reporting system.

Somebody has to take the lead, and I decided to do it.

Leaders have to lead, not just follow, their supporters.

To save it, the bigger ones will indeed have to take the lead.

Europe s politicians simply refuse to take the lead on this all important issue.

Europe needs to take the lead, as it did in Mali and Libya.

He wants US banks to take the lead in these countries financial development.

But it is up to Europe to take the lead in achieving it.

So the new American president will have to take the lead in 2009.

It would take more than a man to lead the slaves from bondage.

Managers take more risks in search of higher returns to justify their pay, which at some point will lead to risk mispricing, and a crisis.

Without a great power that is willing both to share the lead and to push from behind, regional organizations cannot take charge in their own neighborhood.

Tigers lead solitary lives, except for mothers with their cubs.

Often their interventions lead to further health complication or death.

Only their acceptance can lead them out of this impasse.

It is up to China to take the lead on the post Pittsburgh agenda.

The Department of Public Information agreed to take the lead in drafting these guidelines.

UNICEF was urged to take the lead in nutrition, particularly nutrition assessments and breastfeeding.

UNICEF was urged to take the lead in nutrition, particularly nutrition assessments and breastfeeding.

It is for the United Nations to take the lead in facilitating this process.

Go in the boat with Brownie. I'll take Mrs. Nordley in the lead boat.

They take their women as they take their rum, by the barrel.

They should also take the lead in creating a favourable international economic environment to enable developing countries to increase their domestic financial resources through sustained economic growth.

Asian governments are in a position to take the lead in developing alternative energy sources.

At the same time, he was careful to let Kohl and others take the lead.

We prefer to take the lead and do what we can to improve our conditions.