leading role

collocation in English

meanings of leadingand role

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leading
adjective[before noun]
uk /ˈliː.dɪŋ/ us /ˈliː.dɪŋ/
very important or ...
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role
noun[C]
uk /rəʊl/ us /roʊl/
the position or purpose that someone or something has in a situation, organization, society, ...
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Examples of leading role

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The two partners immediately locked horns over the interpretation of the leadingrole.
Physician-researchers will be able to play a leadingrole in calling for the creation of and adherence to such global standards for research governance.
It seems then that the task of according social policy a leadingrole has to be undertaken from within the discipline.
These widely shared academic experiences have a number of implications, and they grant the sociological practice of academic environments a leadingrole.
Social policy (or perhaps better put societal policy) is therefore accorded a leadingrole as one of the media through which governance is effected.
Experts in neuropsychology and clinical psychology should play a leadingrole in developing the next generation of illness-specific and neural pathway-targeted psychotherapeutic techniques.
Therefore, orbital traffic and guided highways are gradually playing a leadingrole.
Its leadingrole in improving housing standards was largely the result of its political development.
In short, it grants pre-understanding a leadingrole.
The most important cause is of course the legally defined leadingrole of the party organization.
Under such conditions, could the livestock sector convert itself into one that had a leadingrole, at least from the demographic point of view?
This is the view that in humans the sense of "selfhood" or one's own consciousness plays a leadingrole in storing episodic memories.
Wives of middle-class professionals played a leadingrole.
When war started in 1980, the women's organisations took a leadingrole in providing a support network for the victims of violence.
There are many reasons, the most obvious being the legally defined leadingrole of the party organization.
Again, the government is expected to play the leadingrole.
Psychiatric hospitals were not closed but took a leadingrole in the provision of day- and home-treatment.
Leadingrole of thalamic over cortical neurons during post-inhibitory rebound excitation.
As stated below, also local public institutions and/or firms' associations and consortia might play a leadingrole.
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