Sentence examples for lead to a long term from inspiring English sources

We share the UK's hope that the current ceasefire will continue and lead to a long term solution.

And the investment in environmentally friendly companies will lead to a long term positive return.

In addition, practitioners would have a basis to improve their current service quality practice and customers' management that would lead to a long term relationship.

Aim of the therapy is the rejuvenation of the RPE in the treated areas, which should ideally lead to a long term metabolic increase at the chorio-retinal junction.

Gutkowski agreed that another year together could lead to a long-term deal between MSG and the Yankees.

Sundhage's contract runs through 2008, but Gulati said that success next year could lead to a long-term contract.

"But it could lead to a long-term depletion process with a considerable negative impact on jobs and prosperity".

"My hope is that we can formally launch negotiations and form an agenda for those negotiations that will lead to a long-term policy response to climate change".

To start with, abstaining for one month can lead to a long-term drop in alcohol consumption, according to a new study by Sussex University.

Representatives of Fatah, Hamas and Islamic Jihad held their first formal meeting in Cairo with Egyptian mediators in a process supposed to lead to a long-term ceasefire.

Several MPs retweeted an article suggesting that Osborne's reforms would lead to a "long-term social disaster", while John McTernan, a former adviser to the party, warned of the "moral hazard" associated with giving people more freedom.