Sentence examples for lead to putting from inspiring English sources
For instance, special political representation, in the form of reserved seats in the legislatures or ethnocultural quotas within political parties, does not amount to creating separate ethnic parties and it could perhaps lead to putting diversity issues on the democratic agenda, thus leading to deliberation that engages with minority points of view rather than ignoring it.
"Patriotic feelings can lead to putting other people, other nations, down".
Right or wrong, N.Y.P.D. tactics, including stop and frisk, didn't lead to putting more men (and youths) in prison.
A disoriented pilot may believe the plane is banking and seek to level out, when in fact the plane was flying level; such a pilot maneuver can lead to putting the plane into a fatal turn.
Some Prince George's biking advocates and riders say they are hopeful the feasibility study, which is expected to deliver recommendations early next year, will lead to putting the distinctive red Bikeshare bikes on county streets.
If the judge finds that there has been abuse, the D.S.S. has said that it will move to revoke the Rays' parental rights, which would likely lead to putting the children up for adoption.
Here, though, he had a chance to help City into the lead, to put them on their way to a win that would have moved them two points clear of Arsenal.
At the start of play, there had been genuine optimism that England, only a dozen behind overnight, could establish a sufficient lead to put Pakistan under severe pressure to save the game.
I knew that just beyond the bend there was a scenic pulloff, and that the approaching curve was acute enough for a small lead to put me out of sight.
Then she said some spells, gave us the lead to put under his pillow as he slept, and sent us home.'.
"The initiative is now with the Bears to gain a large enough lead to put Yorkshire under pressure on the final day". Manchester United will play Barcelona during a four-match tour of the United States this summer.
