Sentence examples for governing led from inspiring English sources

The stress of governing led to the "winter of discontent" bust-up with shortsighted unions (1978-79) and bolshie shop stewards such as young Len McCluskey.

Rousseff's critics say her interventionist economic policies and inability to govern led to the debacle in Latin America's largest country.

What, then, is the current New York City law governing lead-based paint?

But for now, at least, the law governing lead-based paint in the city is Local Law 38 of 1999.

California has one of the strictest laws governing lead in jewelry.

Since the legislation in the 1980s governing lead use, lead exposure has decreased substantially in the United States (Muntner et al. 2005; Pirkle et al. 1998).

That leaves officials and property owners in a bit of a quandary: with Local Law 38 no longer valid, the law that now governs lead paint in residential buildings is Local Law 1 of 1982.

While no safety standards specifically govern lead in eggs, all but one of the city eggs that the researchers tested had concentrations deemed acceptable for other foods good news.

The warrant for Mrs. Arafat comes at a time of shifting political sands in Tunisia after an election last week that set the stage for a governing coalition led by the country's moderate Islamist party.

The TSU aims to win enough seats in the election due in December to go into coalition with the governing Democratic Progressive Party led by President Chen Shui-bian, which shares its views about the mainland.

He occupied the post until May 2015, when Yisrael Beiteinu opted not to join the governing coalition led by Netanyahu.