Sentence examples for enforced lead from inspiring English sources

The evidence here may confirm the assertion that enforced lead laws, regardless of their stringency, can effectively decrease subsequent lead poisoning among children younger than 72 months.

In Kaduna, the possibility that it would be enforced led to deadly clashes between Christians and Muslims.

Safety advocates counter that the same arguments about enforceability pervaded the discussion surrounding seat belt laws but that those laws, even when they were not vigorously enforced, led to widespread behavioral changes.

Malaysia has strict gun laws, but they are poorly enforced and lead to few prosecutions.

Our findings demonstrate that community-based MPAs that are appropriately designed and adequately enforced can lead to the recovery of populations of vulnerable species that aggregate to spawn.

On Wednesday, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit issued an injunction that would prevent the old policy from being enforced, which led to Friday's announcement.

Meanwhile, Machiavelli's enforced retirement led him to other literary activities.

The rationale of these strategies may be enforced if led by physiological and clinical considerations as well as by epidemiological and economic issues.

Alternatively, limited availability of other nutrients may still enforce or lead to new trade-offs (Table 1: H3), leading to a mosaic of rapid adaptive responses and constraints predicated on shifting resource dynamics.

Today high growth forecasts for the shipping industry combined with its role in "globalizing" leads us to the suggest that IMO must function as a regulator coordinator and take responsibility, enforce, and lead the international METS programs and GHG emission reduction.

Trying to enforce the lead candidate system is treaty revision by hte back door.