Sentence examples for lead to aid from inspiring English sources

If talks were to resume, Mr. Lee emphasized, he would want to avoid the usual pattern of diplomacy that has dogged the nuclear issue: concessions by the North that lead to aid deliveries and new negotiations, which are then followed by new provocations by the North and the collapse of the talks.

Flemming was supported in this effort with a shipment of lead to aid in construction, and money raised from the dissolution of the monasteries in England.

Such an interaction might lead to AID stabilisation and thereby allow effective CSR.

A silk suture was then tied to the lead to aid traction and this was fed through the laser sheath (SLS II Excimer Laser Sheaths; Spectranetics) with the outer sheath also in position.

We did not go along with Mrs Aelvoet, however, when she proposed an exhaustive list of the human rights whose violation would lead to aid suspension, since we think that the different situations of the beneficiary countries should be taken into account.

Life in My Shoes is based on the experiences of teenagers who have the human immunodeficiency virus which, if left untreated, can lead to Aids.

It was seen that exposure of B cells to HIV led to AID expression, and that this did not require infection of B cells.

His infection has not led to Aids.

This is as true now with Crispr-Cas9, the gene editing technique that is revolutionising genetics, as it was with the discovery of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), the virus that leads to Aids.

As progressives identify failures of logic in the conservative position, so it works the other way round (one of Lakoff's examples: "How can liberals support federal funding for Aids research and treatment, while promoting the spread of Aids by sanctioning sexual behaviour that leads to Aids?").

US researchers have revealed another baby carrying the HIV virus, which leads to Aids, may have been cured through early treatment.