Sentence examples for intended to lead to a from inspiring English sources

The pact is intended to lead to a citywide approach.

Apollo was originally (at least, in the minds of space scientists) intended to lead to a permanent Moon base.

Should all children have access to training intended to lead to a career in the highly competitive art of ballet?

In 1966 Kerimov was put in charge of the state commission for testing of the Soyuz manned spacecraft program, intended to lead to a Moon landing.

The referendum, the product of a 14-year stop-and-start convention, is intended to lead to a multiparty election and a nominally civilian government.

WHEN the Securities and Exchange Commission last month approved a regulation intended to lead to a strong trading market for private placements, it won praise on Wall Street.

The short interval was intended to lead to an upper bound of emission rates from high-emitting flash events.

The peace accord signed by all the key actors in Lusaka, Zambia, last July was intended to lead to an immediate cease-fire and a "national dialogue" among both armed and unarmed groups on the country's future.

The agreement, signed in Lusaka, Zambia, on July 10, is intended to lead to an immediate cease-fire, the integration of rebels into the national army and discussions on the country's future government.

A new payment strategy is required because Medicare and commercial insurance companies may not directly pay living donor costs intended to lead to transplantation of a beneficiary of a different insurance provider.

It is this formulation that has caused Mr. Sharon to withhold his endorsement of the peace plan, which calls for a series of reciprocal steps that are intended to lead to the establishment of a Palestinian state living side by side with a secure and peaceful Israel.