Sentence examples for governing led to 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.

They subsequently were happy to have him preside over the process of governing that led to the writing of the U.S. Constitution.

On the other hand, her style of governing has led to large numbers of Germans leaving her centre right-wing party and turning to the extreme-right Alternative für Deutschland.

The implementation of these governing tools led to the formation of the Dirección de Compras y Contratación Pública (Public Procurement and Contract Direction) and its accompanying internet portal ChileCompra in 2010 [ 33, 34].

The greater accountability in how schools are governed has led to improving academic achievement.

In the 1990s and 2000s, the rise of global trade and the power of world organizations that govern it led to calls for a parliamentary assembly to scrutinize their activity.

In the past, the human race has relied mostly on men to govern, lead and formulate our values.

These intellectual developments, along with new decrees governing papal elections, led to the virtual elimination of secular interference in episcopal and papal succession.

At the same time, he chaired the governing body that led to the establishment of the Atherton community school in 2012.

Voter anger against the governing Liberal Democratic Party eventually led to the downfall of Shinzo Abe, then the prime minister, and to something that postwar Japan had never experienced: a divided Parliament.