Sentence examples for lead to a lasting from inspiring English sources

In other words, it will lead to a lasting peace – the kind of peace envisaged by Lord Bernadotte and hoped for by Palestinians and Israelis alike.

She said that she would try to broker a deal by the end of the Bush administration that would lead to a lasting peace between Israelis and Palestinians.

THE first cautious steps have been taken along the "road map" that is supposed to lead to a lasting peace between Israelis and Palestinians.

Critical peace talks between NHS junior doctors and the government have been extended into next week in the hope that "real progress" made over the last few days will lead to a lasting settlement.

One factor that could lead to a lasting deceleration in LBOs is tax legislation.

There is some vague talk, in the tea rooms at Westminster, that the current crisis could lead to a lasting realignment of British politics.

What if much Nazi-era medical research was less like the widely condemned atrocities of Josef Mengele and more like the case of Henrietta Lacks, in which unethical circumstances led to a lasting scientific legacy?

Sources claim that the early appointment could lead to a last-minute cameo in Rogue One - the first of three planned Star Wars prequels due out this December.

There's a fair amount of evidence to suggest that the Clinton administration falsely assumed the threat of bombing would lead to a last-minute capitulation by Milosevic, but, having made the threat, felt obligated to follow through.

A statement attached to the document on the Virgin website outlines how the document was sent to a select few media companies including Virgin and the BBC, and how Branson decided to overlook the embargo in light of fears external pressure could lead to a last minute retraction of the UN's statement.

Even if this is not the case, it observes, teething problems with the first satellites in the new series could lead to a gap lasting at least several months.Any gap would be serious.