take the lead in large projects.

by those who, racing, take the lead,

by those who, racing, take the lead,

They should take the lead in promoting this initiative.

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(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.

So the new American president will have to take the lead in 2009. In the meantime, the EU should get its act together and take clear decisions on a joint Middle East policy.

British and French officials said, the US government may take the lead .

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

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

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

Within the United Nations system, the Economic and Social Council, with its capacity for coordination of operational activities for development, must take the lead on development issues.

In such a case, it is imperative for the international community to take the lead in peacebuilding until a new Government starts to perform its role effectively.

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.

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

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

it is they who are zealous in performing good works and take the lead in them.

it is they who are zealous in performing good works and take the lead in them.

UNEP and WHO would take lead roles in the secretariat in their respective areas of expertise.

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

UNPOS aims to take the lead in obtaining support and assistance for the Transitional Federal Government and its institutions in various international decision making bodies, including the planning of a donor conference.

First, it meant that MINUGUA must progressively lower its own political profile and gradually scale back its good offices role, while encouraging Guatemalans to take a stronger lead in publicly demanding compliance with the accords and in resolving conflicts.

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

We look to the General Assembly President to take a lead in holding consultations to achieve this.

GLCs and companies of statutory boards are prepared to take the lead only in large infrastructural projects.

UNAIDS Secretariat to take the lead in the development of a scorecard style accountability tool by December 2005.

CD member States should take the lead in fully implementing the resolution in an expeditious and effective manner.

The United Nations Statistics Division would take the lead in securing funds and would create a trust fund.

In the meantime, AMIS continues to take the lead in international efforts to address security concerns in Darfur.

The Committee wanted all States to fully embrace the Convention, and she requested the Government to take the lead and convince the legislature to ratify the Convention and bring its provisions into Gambian law.

What we must do is to commit ourselves together to take effective action that will lead us to victory.

It's up to us as individuals to take control and responsibility for the type of lives that we want to lead.

In paragraph 108 of its report, the Board recommended that the Tribunal evaluate the reasons for the excessive lead times at the various stages of the procurement cycle and take measures to decrease them to a reasonable level.

They set up rivals with Allah to lead others astray. Say to them 'Take your pleasure your arrival shall be the Fire'

They set up rivals with Allah to lead others astray. Say to them 'Take your pleasure your arrival shall be the Fire'

The documents will be produced using a standard template and one agency will take the lead on producing each of the manuals.

The United Nations should now take the lead in developing a comprehensive counter terrorism strategy based on the Secretary General's excellent work.

Slowly ideas lead to ideology, lead to policies that lead to actions.

We hope that you will take the lead in partnering your innovative spirit and expertise with that of innovative educators in your community.

The United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination (CEB) continues to take the lead in coordinating system wide activities in sustainable development.

Breastfeeding women must not be obliged to work with lead and its toxic compounds and underground.

Necessity may also lead to reducing or even eliminating sovereignty when a government, whether from a lack of capacity or conscious policy, is unable to provide for the basic needs of its citizens. This reflects not simply scruples, but a view that state failure and genocide can lead to destabilizing refugee flows and create openings for terrorists to take root.