Sentence examples for lead to a resumption from inspiring English sources

He warned that arresting Kurdish politicians could lead to a resumption of the dormant civil war.

Loosening the rules for recruiting confidential informants, another step announced yesterday, could easily lead to a resumption of questionable practices.

That could lead to a resumption of hostilities and reduce the chances of the Vajpayee visit taking place.

But negotiations stalled in April and some fear that the president's move could lead to a resumption of fighting on the island nation of 19 million.

Officials say they will try to convince the Bush administration that if the operation is curtailed, it will only lead to a resumption of terror.

Though the election dispute is unlikely to lead to a resumption of hostilities, it has raised concerns about the security situation in the country.

It was the political concessions Charles demanded from the estates, however concessions that would have permanently limited their autonomy that led to a resumption of war.

There are no precise numbers, but the African elephant population is thought to have increased from 300,000-600,000 in 1995 to 470,000-690,000 in 2007.In recent years, though, demand from China has led to a resumption of the slaughter.

Since independence from Portugal in 1975, Angola has had only one multi-party election, in 1992, and it led to a resumption of the horrific civil war that had ravaged the place since independence.

After the collapse of Ṣafavid power in 1722, first the Afghans and later Nādir Shah (1736 47) seized power in Iran, which led to a resumption of hostilities in Ottoman Iraq.

This unrealistic proposal led to a resumption of hostilities.