Sentence examples for lead to a plan from inspiring English sources

She said she hoped that the delay by the corps in adopting new regulations would lead to a plan that would "make sense" to everyone.

In response, the airport has initiated a multiyear, multimillion-dollar effort to study the sound impact of the airport, which locals hope will lead to a plan to reduce airport noise.

Assessment through anticipatory care can lead to a plan of action for an individual taking into account readiness to change, and considering the other risk factors and the socioeconomic context.

If introduced as proposed, it could do damage to existing provision, fail to play to the UK strength of diversity and lead to a planning blight".

"Otherwise the mealy mouthed promise of yet more consultation without a clear description of the Treasury's aims will lead to a planning blight.

That grave mistake led to a plan that turned many survivors into wanderers who moved from place to place, cut off from jobs and schools.

And it's widely believed that political considerations led to a plan that was weaker and contains more tax cuts than it should have — that Mr. Obama compromised in advance in the hope of gaining broad bipartisan support.

While Greg Lynn, one of the leading members of this group, has been experimenting with biomorphic structures for several years, this collaboration has led to a plan that is both visionary and progressive.

Our theoretical analysis led to a plan and subsequent detailed laboratory research of modified AC 11 VS and SMA 11 S asphalt mixtures.

The discovery of lithia water near Emigrant Lake around the same time led to a plan to establish a mineral spa at the park.

A conversation that starts by asking why America pays more for healthcare than any other nation but gets worse outcomes than most of our peers, quickly led to a plan for providing people leaving prison with housing and job prospects.