Sentence examples for has led to action from inspiring English sources

Their grief has led to action, and from that action may come law: the Aviation Security Improvement Act of 1990, now pending in both the House and Senate.

Equally important is the need to follow up with repetitions of the same exercise in future years, to establish any trends in workload, and to gauge whether or not this first survey has led to action to alleviate excessive workload demands.

Already, the tragedy in Hollywood has led to action in Florida, where Gov. Rick Scott (R) this week announced new rules that would require nursing homes to have a generator capable of maintaining power and essential services for at least 96 hours after an outage.

The fundamental unseriousness of the Bush Adm. in dealing with the budget deficit has led to actions that make the problem worse & a paralysis in dealing with the most serious issues facing the country.

Periodic hearings by its Senate committees have led to action by the tax authorities and the department of justice.

Srinija Srinivasan, Yahoo's editor in chief, confirmed that Yahoo's marketing changes had led to action by a very small portion of its users.

If the editing had been faster and the film had been released in 1994, I don't think it would have resonated with the public in that way, not in a way that would have led to action.

A third, in the West Village, said he had been the victim of spurious 311 calls that had led to actions from the city.

Thankfully, this clear Russian capacity to disrupt Election Day activities, including vote counting, does not seem to have led to actions influencing the election outcome.

This double benefit has led to significant action in China in recent years.

A simple awareness of the problem has led to positive action.