Sentence examples for lead to the move from inspiring English sources

European Union sanctions were suspended last year in response to the political reforms made by the government in Rangoon but, as the Press Association reports, Burt told MPs in response to an urgent question taht the upsurge in violence could lead to the move being reconsidered.

Nevertheless, the future upgrading of the district will inevitably lead to the move of migrant communities due to the expected rise of rental prices in central and well accessible areas (Colliers International 2014).

Carrasco said he thought it was solely his performance — and not the extracurricular drama — that had led to the move.

Behind the News -- A report by the corporation's inspector general citing accusations about Mr. Tomlinson's use of corporation money to promote more conservative programming led to the move.

But official news agency Xinhua said security concerns related to foreign operating systems had led to the move.

A person familiar with the discussions that led to the move, who was not authorized to comment publicly, described the departure as a mutual decision.

In 2010, a 15-year-old girl died of an ecstasy overdose at the event in Los Angeles, which ultimately led to the move to Las Vegas.

These financial losses, coupled with prejudice from his white neighbours towards Jones due to his Indian wife and children and their knowledge he had previously been married to two Indian women simultaneously led to the move.

Submission wizard Paul Sass is unbeaten in twelve mixed martial arts bouts and has achieved seven of those victories via triangle choke, a run which has led to the move now being coined the 'Sassangle'.

In 7 instances of novel miRNAs, we found that the precursor sequences overlapped with protein coding annotation, which led to the move of 6 precursor sequences to the medium confident annotation.

It is the rapid pace of house price growth in the capital that has raised concerns about a property bubble and led to the moves by the Treasury to limit the amount people can borrow.