Sentence examples for lead to army from inspiring English sources

All diagnoses established at conscription are recorded in the conscripts' files regardless of whether they lead to army rejection.

Or maybe, as critics fear, it will lead to armies of blue-eyed super-intelligent babies.

26 Apgar score < 7 at five minutes was associated with a four-fold increased risk of a neurologic disability in both exempt and non-exempt men and with six-fold risk of neurologic disability that led to army exemption.

This has led to booming army budgets, as the generals acquire high-tech kit.

Ultimately, this led to the army's takeover, as, in Pakistan's history, political instability always does.

The escalation of tensions led to an army operation in which Nawab Akbar Bugti, the main nationalist leader, was killed.

Ultimately, this led to the army's takeover, as, in Pakistan's history, political instability always has done.

The rapid spread of the disease led to the army being brought in to control the culling.

Apries' army was then defeated in Libya when it attacked the Greek colony at Cyrene, some 620 miles (1,000 km) west of the Nile delta; this led to an army mutiny and to civil war in the delta.

Earlier this month Mr Mnangagwa was sacked as vice-president, triggering a political crisis that led to the army taking control and Mr Mugabe eventually standing down.

Below: A huge shipment of Titanic shirts led to an army picking it up as their uniform (oooooh kaaaaye).