The keynote address at the conference will be given by the leading expert in public finance.El discurso de apertura de la conferencia será ofrecido por el principal experto en finanzas públicas.
A leading brand in educational children's toys will open a new store this month.Una marca importante de juguetes infantiles educativos abrirá una nueva tienda este mes.
The leading members of the marching band were all playing brass instruments.Los miembros que iban a la cabeza de la banda musical todos tocaban instrumentos de metal.
he is one of the leading exponents of tae-kwon domany of the country's leading sportsmen and women will be thereA demand for change came from leading politiciansOne of Germany's leading industrialists has been assassinated in DusseldorfMr. Kaunda is a leading advocate of economic sanctions against South...some of the leading women's organizations(Ind)
the world's leading producer of coffeeshe is a leading figure in the animal rights movement
[+company, product, brand]líder
Among ten leading American cigarettes, only one has a low tar ratingIn films, Jill Bennett had leading parts in Charge of the Light Brigade and Julius CaesarHe won an award for his performance in the leading role of Hajj in Kismet
one of Britain's leading writersuno de los principales or más destacados escritores británicos;to play the leading role or part in[+film, play]interpretar el papel principal or de protagonista en
leading scientists believe it will be possibledestacados científicos creen que será posible;a leading member of the Sikh communityun miembro destacado de la comunidad sij;a leading industrial nationun país industrializado líder;uno de los principales países industrializados
Britain's future as a leading industrial nation depends on investmentBritain is no longer a leading industrial nationa meeting between the seven leading industrial nationsmany of the leading industrial nations lack the will to impose econmomic sanctions
to play a leading role or part in sthjugar un papel importante or destacado en algo
she played a leading role in organizing the meeting
3(in race)[+athlete, horse, driver]en cabeza;que va a la cabeza
the leading athletes are now beginning to pull away from the rest of the fieldthe leading runners are now approaching the fifth fencethe leading driver is Jacques Villeneuve in the Williams-Renault
(in procession, convoy)que va a la cabeza
The leading battalions were forced back
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leading article (n)(Britain)(Press)artículo (m) de fondo;editorial (m)
He was able to continue his attack in a leading article of 30th OctoberThe Guardian has a leading article on the Labour Party conference's decision to look at alternative systems for electing Members of Parliament
leading edge (n)(Aer)[of wing]borde (m) anterior;(forefront)vanguardia (f)
to be at or on the leading edge ofestar a la vanguardia de
Israel tends to be at the leading edge of technological development/We want to be on the leading edge of the movement/, not just a part of it
