Sentence examples for cases led to from inspiring English sources

None of these cases led to police bosses being punished.

Yes, religion has in some cases led to extremism, but it also has spearheaded social change.

Those cases led to indictments -- and convictions in the Trade Center case -- in New York courts.

She said that the failure to communicate in some cases led to the low attendance rate.

Granma said the previous system created "resentment, dissatisfaction and, in not a few cases, led to speculation and enrichment".

Of the remainder, 12 cases led to no further action, four were acquitted and one courier was fined £100.

Mr. Abinanti said his committee investigated concerns that arose, which in some cases led to revisions in the bill.

This and other cases led to the founding of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.

Such cases led to branding becoming obsolete, and it was abolished in 1829 except for deserters from the army.

These cases led to the women fighting for their right to equal pay being told that they were going to bankrupt their local councils.

Prosecutors in St . Paulvacated a 1985 rape conviction yesterday after a review of old cases led to DNA testing that showed they had the wrong man.