Sentence examples for lead to measures from inspiring English sources
This could lead to measures such as providing a microwave on the ward for carers to use in supplementing the hospital diet or granting access to the staff toilet.
A consultation paper published last week on the future of welfare support for asylum seekers is also expected to lead to measures to encourage those who have no right to be in the country to leave Britain.
Investors were also apparently reacting to signs of financial pressures in Europe and to the possibility that China's higher-than-forecast inflation rate of 4.4 percent in October could lead to measures to slow its economy.
On the question of sanctions against Russia, Steinmeier said: I think that if we don't see decisive steps in the next one-and-a-half days in terms of coming to an international agreement, for example on the creation of a contact group with which Russia is ready to work, then I think the discussion among leaders in the European Council will indeed lead to measures being taken.
It argued that the UK government's support of recommendations made in Sir Ian Wood's report - UKCS Maximising Recovery Review - along with the fiscal review announced in Chancellor George Osborne's Budget last month, were "positive steps" which might lead to measures being put in place to encourage activity offshore.
A greater understanding of the mechanisms underlying drug resistance could lead to measures to overcome it and improve survival.
In response to the EPA's shocking lead findings, he promises to push through a new ordinance that will force all Chicago industries emitting lead to measure the exact amount put into our air.
60 800) and three electrocardiographic leads attached to the apex of the heart (two leads) and lower left ventricle (one lead) to measure the ECG.
Officer Dunton still faces an internal Police Department review, which could lead to disciplinary measures.
"April's death will hopefully lead to effective measures to stamp out this vile trade".
"They are not ready for prime-time," he says.Yet desperate times may lead to desperate measures.
