Sentence examples for has led public from inspiring English sources

The "siren song of eradication," he says, has led public health authorities to declare goals he considers more "evangelical" than attainable.

Jean-Jacques Sahel, the director of European regulatory policy at Skype, who has led public criticism of mobile operators, said it was too early to speak on the subject.

Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a former presidential candidate who has never recognized his 2006 loss to Mr. Calderón, has led public protests against the energy bill that would overhaul parts of Pemex, demonstrations which have given his movement renewed vigor.

It is Champagne who has delivered the most coherent ideas, despite his previous closeness to Blatter, and the reserved Prince Ali who has appeared the most likely reformist and has led public polls.

While local branches have always had small foreign collections, an ever more multilingual city has led public libraries to dedicate more attention and staff to their effort, grounding decisions in census statistics, reports from foreign title distributors and surveys of branch managers about their patrons.

But in the absence of such evidence, medical examiners may default to classifying an overdose as unintentional, which has led public health researchers to theorize that drug suicides are being undercounted.

Something similar must have led public figures to seek his counsel.

"I have been so struck," King George VI wrote Roosevelt in June 1941, "by the way you have led public opinion by allowing it to get ahead of you".

The 24-hour strike was called by the country's two main labor unions, which represent about 2.5 million workers and have led public resistance to three years of austerity measures that have raised taxes and cut salaries and pensions.

The tightly knit co-dynamics of HIV and its opportunistic infections have led public health officials to promote and intensify collaborative activities among programs directed toward HIV/AIDS care and control with those focusing on HIV-associated diseases.

Heightened concerns about bioterrorism have led public health organizations to reevaluate methods used to report diseases.