| Players take the role of a starship pilot moving through various star systems. |
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| In the movies of our own lives, McKee argues, we can take the role of protagonist. |
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| You take the role of Commander Shepard starship Normandy, the last hope for all life in the Galaxy. |
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| That the Ministry of Community and Social Services take the role of spokesperson, and demand and support a more inclusive community plan. |
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| The programme includes part-time courses and in-company work experience during which employees take the role of mentor. |
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| The psychologist can easily take the role of consultant and express her hypothesis in this situation. |
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| Public service employees are able to take the role of leader of a team or organization. |
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| People seem to think we're here to drop everything when they need something, to take the blame for other people's bad behaviour and to generally take the role of dogsbody. |
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| Instead of dramatizing the story, one student would take the role of moderator and interview the main characters concerning the events outlined in the assigned book. |
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| Aidan Quinn has been imported to take the role of the good barrister and Nurse Hathaway from ER is the barmaid who has a sweet spot for the eejit Doyle. |
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| If you always play a ditsy blond, take the role of a brilliant brunette. |
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| You take the role of one of the mysterious Guardians as they fight against The Darkness. |
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| One of the participating institutes will take the role of network coordinator. |
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| The transition phase will be supervised by Rear Admiral Robert Moeller who will take the role of executive director. |
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| The Doping Control Officer and Medical Inspector may take the role of any other person appointed by them. |
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| Producers reportedly hope Ben Whishaw will take the role of Mercury. |
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| As set out in the It's more than talk document it is essential that the Minister take the role of convener, participant and enabler in any engagement process that is followed. |
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| We should never take the role of higher education for granted, Mr Smith stressed, since in many developing countries institutions of higher learning were the pillars of stability in situations where stability was rare. |
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| Jasmine does not want to be a director of the organization, so in appreciation for her many years of hard work, the organization suggests that Jasmine take the role of honorary director. |
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| Free markets require people to take the role of individual economic actors, unencumbered by family and friendship obligations, clan loyalties, community traditions, charitable feelings, or traditional values. |
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| The President reminded the CCQM that governments or NMIs having the official authority to do so were free to designate appropriate laboratories to take the role of an NMI in specified areas. |
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| Being the oldest of four siblings he had to take the role of head of family when his father died and, as such, has to help his mother in the fields. |
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| This being so, any interventions aiming to promote health and preventive care have to take the role of health literacy in the health behaviour of migrants into account. |
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| But, unfortunately, it continues to be difficult in practice to act together, to give up traditional domains and for leaders to take the role of followers. |
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