1. PARENTS TAKE THE LEAD

2. Letting the Russians take the lead.

3. Always lets the man take the lead.

4. Do You Take the Lead in Showing Honor?

5. Schumer’s Ready to Take the Lead on Bankrupting America

6. “In showing honor to one another take the lead.”

7. Take the lead on customer external quality improvement activities.

8. Fifth, must take the lead to reorganize carries out.

9. "Private business would have to take the lead," Mannan said.

10. 15 Take the lead on customer external quality improvement activities.

11. How can we personally take the lead in showing honor?

12. If we take the lead in this , others may follow.

13. Sharon Wild set a blistering pace to take the lead.

14. Paul said: “In showing honor to one another take the lead.”

15. It took only eight minutes for Portadown to take the lead.

16. Master motorboat make you brave the wind and waves, take the lead.

17. But my inability to belay or take the lead soon became obvious.

18. The apostle says: “In showing honor to one another take the lead.”

19. 13 God’s Word counsels: “In showing honor to one another take the lead.”

20. Take the road of substantial development and take the lead in modernized education.

21. Thus, the Bible urges: “In showing honor to one another take the lead.”

22. The railways in Britain did not take the lead in developing the suburbs.

23. 4 But my inability to belay or take the lead soon became obvious.

24. 9 “In showing honor to one another take the lead,” says Romans 12:10.

25. The apostle Paul admonishes us: “In showing honor to one another take the lead.”

26. They, of all Christians, should take the lead in showing honor to one another.

27. It's up to the U.S. and Russia to take the lead in solving the crisis.

28. 10. (a) How does Michael take the lead in fighting in behalf of God’s Kingdom?

29. How might congregation elders take the lead in adapting to the needs of the territory?

30. The students were admonished to encourage their brothers, build them up and take the lead.

31. If there is no Compact established yet you might take the lead in local Compact development!

32. The special economic zone should continue, take the lead in transforming to the free - trade area.

33. 4 At Pentecost 33 C.E., the apostles began to take the lead in the Christian congregation.

34. 7 The apostle Paul admonished fellow believers: “In showing honor to one another take the lead.”

35. As overseers, they supervise the instruction provided at meetings and take the lead in the preaching activity.

36. 30 Take the lead of new magnetic part qualification and take apart in new magnetic supplier evaluation.

37. The good news is that there seem to be circumstances in which he can take the lead.

38. senior line managers are required to take the lead and are held accountable for managing human resources.

39. Paul put matters this way: “In showing honor to one another take the lead.” —Romans 12:10.

40. 15 The elders take the lead in training men to reach out, but others can support their efforts.

41. Principals are key players and are encouraged to take the lead to ensure that identification procedures are implemented.

42. 3:1-4) Then, in 1919, he appointed the faithful slave to take the lead among his followers.

43. (Romans 12:3, New English Bible) He then adds: “In showing honor to one another take the lead.”

44. Acknowledge the moment and immediately take the lead in Addressing the situation (slow down or stop the conversation)

45. They had three chances to take the lead but failed each time and eventually missed eight straight shots.

46. a) senior line managers are required to take the lead and are held accountable for managing human resources

47. Finds widespread agreement that the government should take the lead in securing the re-use of contaminated land.

48. Quorum presidencies must take the lead in ensuring that quorum meetings are a safe place for everyone to participate.

49. Stanford used some physical play inside and the playmaking of point guard Brevin Knight to take the lead from the outset.

50. Treasury Board should take the lead in relation to comptrollership across the government and provide off-site training and awareness-raising.

51. Sonder bikes Camino - Bypath let the Camino take the lead, you ll be amazed at where it takes you! #sonderbikes #ridedontstop

52. Participants were of the view that States and Cities in India should be allowed to take the lead in clean energy initiatives.

53. As a result of the lack of government action, the private sector were forced to take the lead in Japanese language education.

54. The acquisition of wealth does not automatically mean that a man has acquired skill, sound judgment or ability to take the lead.

55. Participants were of the view that States and cities in India should be allowed to take the lead in clean energy initiatives.

56. We expect the developed countries to take the lead in reducing emissions of greenhouse gases and commit themselves to absolute binding emissions reduction.

57. Does she say that you do not take the lead in the home, planning family activities and exercising the responsibility to make final decisions?

58. Here, then, is further evidence that the false religions of the earth actually take the lead, being principally responsible for the nations’ collision course.

59. Four of the seven directors of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society rebelled against the decision to have Brother Rutherford take the lead.

60. The 18-year-old from North Shields beat off eight opponents and a tendon injury to take the lead after the opening compulsory figures.

61. 8 The 18-year-old from North Shields beat off eight opponents and a tendon injury to take the lead after the opening compulsory figures.

62. We should always be willing to accept theocratic adjustments and give our full support to those appointed to take the lead among us. —Hebrews 13:17.

63. In his letter to the Romans, Paul coupled the need for having tender affection with this advice: “In showing honor to one another take the lead.”

64. The former adman , also admired for his purposeful pecs ( right ) , has been selected by Mumbai director Rahul Rawail to take the lead in an unnamed " love story " .

65. (The process is generally designed for the House to take the lead on Appropriations and the Senate to follow.) However, none of these deadlines are enforceable, and they are regularly missed

66. 5:8) Congregation Book Study conductors especially should take the lead in making arrangements to help all in their book study and field service groups to progress in a spiritual way.

67. The Battlers (4-3, 4-3 MEC) led 41-37 at halftime before Wesleyan (0-7, 0-7) opened the second half on an 8-3 run to take the lead

68. What if he is not sensitive to the emotional needs of his family or does not really take the lead by arranging for family discussion of the Bible and other activities?

69. So we have hypothesized that the pickpocket's curved hand motions may trigger eye control by the mark's pursuit system, whereas fast, straight motions may cause the saccadic system to take the lead.

70. However, our efforts to keep on visiting them, no matter how difficult it is to communicate with them, demonstrate that we continue to ‘take the lead in showing honor’ to our fellow believers.

71. But after competing starts, Everton to pinch prestige of the main floor combat to take the lead to start to fiercely attack, spends Laney 's to have the threat in forbidden area left leg strafe.

72. For over four years following the breakup of Yugoslavia and the onset of war, first in Croatia and then in Bosnia, the United States refused to take the lead in trying to end the violence and

73. To determine where and when such meetings will be held and who will be available to take the lead, the elders may speak with those who have definite plans to pioneer or who are considering doing so.

74. Aquaculture can take the lead in the Blue - Green Bio-Economy and is well placed to lead by example with new technologies such as land-based marine aquaponics, large-scale recirculating marine farms and innovative, integrated freshwater initiatives on brown field sites.

75. Besought Sentence Examples He visited privately many of the leading citizens of the city, statesmen, divines and merchants, and Besought them to take the lead in a national movement against slavery; but they all with one consent made excuse, some of them listening to his plea with manifest impatience.

76. Actuate: 1 v put in motion or move to act “ Actuate the circuits” Synonyms: activate , set off , spark , spark off , touch off , trigger , trigger off , trip Type of: initiate , pioneer take the lead or initiative in; participate in the development of v give an incentive for action Synonyms: incite , motivate , move , prompt , propel affect ,

77. The observation was made that the Special Committee constituted the appropriate forum to hold universal discussions on the issue, that interactions among various United Nations bodies would be helpful in the coordination of efforts to mitigate the adverse effect of sanctions upon third States and that the Special Committee could take the lead in that field.

78. But the party system and the FA’s internal balance of power do not favor any turn abrupt toward radical left or populism. Indeed, because populist tactics are likely to prove self-defeating in the presidential campaign, Mujica started supporting Vázquez’s administration’s record and made Astori his candidate to be Vice President, entitled to take the lead on economic policy and participate in the executive. To stress their social democratic credentials both candidates, Mujica and Astori, have gone on pilgrimages to the United States, Brazil, and Chile.