Sentence examples for lead to resumption from inspiring English sources

"We are waiting for Barak to form his government and to take steps that would lead to resumption of the peace process, such as halting all settlement activity," he added.

It was not immediately clear whether Mr. Abbas's position, which is consistent with Palestinian policy, would scuttle a proposed deal that the Americans hope will lead to resumption of the negotiations.

Libya has negotiated a settlement with Britain over the case of Yvonne Fletcher, the policewoman killed during the Libyan Embassy demonstration in 1984, a move that led to resumption of full diplomatic relations between the two nations.

Results suggested that after the weight loss achieved, the estradiol-dependent negative feedback on LH was normalized and led to resumption of ovulation.

The agreement should lead to the resumption of imports into Japan of Samsung's displays.

He warned that arresting Kurdish politicians could lead to a resumption of the dormant civil war.

Now it has come up with a proposal that could lead to their resumption.

Loosening the rules for recruiting confidential informants, another step announced yesterday, could easily lead to a resumption of questionable practices.

That could lead to a resumption of hostilities and reduce the chances of the Vajpayee visit taking place.

Officials say they will try to convince the Bush administration that if the operation is curtailed, it will only lead to a resumption of terror.

Though the election dispute is unlikely to lead to a resumption of hostilities, it has raised concerns about the security situation in the country.