Political leaders must put the national interest ahead of personal and partisan ambitions.

Americans have seen how financial firms put their own interests ahead of those of the country and the world.

(Americans think the French, with their shorter working hours and longer summer vacations, already put family ahead of work.)

Rafsanjani, for example, put building better economic relations with the West ahead of pushing forward on the nuclear front.

In Amman, Jordan, the most recent figure is 12 who put their national identity ahead of their Muslim identity.

Greece has yet to put on its sneakers, while other troubled countries, such as Ireland, race ahead with massive fiscal adjustments.

In a series of tweets today, Ghonim urged the protesters to put their country's economic prosperity ahead of their revolutionary agenda.

Too many politicians and regulators put their own interests and those of their banks ahead of their duty to protect taxpayers and citizens.

Researcher Go ahead. Go ahead. I'm listening.

Put your arms straight down at your side, look up, open your eyes, stare straight ahead, and speak out your question loudly so everybody can hear.

Former factory manager Eiichi Nishida admitted that the company put profits ahead of safety, resulting in dangerous working conditions and a lack of care with mercury.

Should we be shocked that Internet companies put profits ahead of morals? After all, they are ordinary, profit seeking corporations, just like the IBM of Hitler s era.

Unfortunately, the Obama administration s decision to put the unions ahead of secured debt holders in the orchestrated Chrysler bankruptcy risks rupturing the basic fabric of credit markets.

Second, no trade agreement should put commercial interests ahead of broader national interests, especially when non trade related issues like financial regulation and intellectual property are at stake.

The Road Ahead

Americans have seen how financial firms put their own interests ahead of those of the country and the world. The vulture funds have raised greed to a new level.

In the newspaper Le Figaro, a section on how to scale back one s expenses predicted a revolution in values and claimed that people will put family ahead of work.

The danger in such an approach is that decisions may not be taken, or that those that are put rhetoric ahead of substance, thereby failing to resolve fundamental political challenges.

The decades of rapacious war lords, greedy imperialists, and Japanese invaders were over China could stand up though much misery still lay ahead as Mao s tyranny put down its roots.

Walk ahead of me.

The Bumpy Road Ahead

You heard her, go ahead.

Go ahead and play that.

We got ahead in life.

There are still challenges ahead.

Obama s Hardest Choices Lie Ahead

Moreover, several risks lie ahead.

What Lies Ahead in 2011?

Lessons learned and challenges ahead

The challenges ahead are formidable.

Session five The Road Ahead

Looking ahead challenges and options

Recently, in a taxi in Hong Kong, of all places, a young tango dancer from Buenos Aires was visibly agitated at his host when Brazilian football was put ahead of his country s game.

The more general point, alluded to earlier, is that trade agreements typically put commercial interests ahead of other values the right to a healthy life and protection of the environment, to name just two.

OK, go ahead, mix them up.

Go ahead and play this one.

Go ahead and call the police.

America s Growth in the Decade Ahead

Of course, difficult choices lay ahead.

But Iraq s greatest challenges lie ahead.

The way ahead is a minefield.

The EU Moves Ahead At Last

There is a new way ahead.

The Way Ahead on Climate Change

Go ahead and go, Chang confesses.