Sentence examples for has led to state from inspiring English sources

Last year's probe into whether students were improperly awarded high school diplomas has led to state plans to monitor school-system efforts to tighten controls on grading and graduation certification.

The city's scandal - which has grown from a bribery charge in the Parking Violations Bureau to a widespread inquiry that has touched several agencies in the city's Democratic administration and political leaders in Queens and the Bronx and has led to state and Federal indictments - has already produced administrative changes.

Therefore, exploiting such microstructures for representing images in the distributions of local descriptors has gained much attention and has led to state-of-the-art performances [24 28] for different classification problems in computer vision.

Concerns about excessive logging have led to state restrictions on clear-cutting.

That's the question facing Midwestern farmers following the severe floods that have led to states of emergency in Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin and Nebraska.

Even before bearing down on the coast's most densely populated areas, the storm had led to states of emergency in North Carolina, Virginia and Maryland on Sunday, although the mid-Atlantic did not get hit as hard as anticipated.

The North Dakota gusher, he said, has led to a state unemployment rate of 3.5 percent and a series of state tax cuts.

The state entered into long-term energy contracts at the inflated prices of 2000-2001, one factor that has led to the state's $24 billion budget deficit.

Internal territorialisation or the formalisation of forest rights has led to increased state ownership in many countries, often ignoring traditional or customary tenure and land use.

The ruling followed an order by Moore, which has led to many state judge refraining from issuing licenses to same-sex couples.

Directors hope to have made a change by then but their failure to make significant progress on an appointment has led to a state of limbo.