Sentence examples for lead to government from inspiring English sources

Those opposed to the legislation, meanwhile, feared that an outright ban would lead to government regulation of other private behaviors.

Though PIB is experimental now, studies began in November that are intended to lead to government approval for wider use.

The concentration of economic resources could generate increased political inequality, which in turn might lead to government policies that perpetuate or further increase economic inequality.

Unfortunately, fear of Obamacare success is in the driving seat right now, and may well lead to government shutdown, debt default, or both.

This, he says, goes "beyond the initial intent of helping poor children" and could lead to "government control of health care".

They fear it will lead to government interference in their ministries, or that tax dollars will be channeled to the most politically connected ministers.

Democrats insisted that the proposed expansion of the child health program would not mean a new entitlement or lead to government-run health care.

Only a tiny percentage of those complaints that are filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission lead to government-sponsored lawsuits or settlements.

Wanda Moebius, a spokeswoman for the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, a lobby for makers of brand-name drugs, said, "Multistate agreements lead to government-selected lists of drugs and a one-size-fits-all approach to medicine".

The roll call ended a two-year odyssey for the child health legislation, which President George W. Bush adamantly opposed on the ground it would lead to "government-run health care for every American".

Two of the world's largest tobacco companies are financing opposition to a Montana ballot referendum that would lead to government-funded healthcare for about 94,000 people in the state.