Sentence examples for lead to the start from inspiring English sources

"This disposal will either lead to the start of an acquisition programme... or conceivably a bid for the company itself," they said.

When I decided to fund a TV commercial on Christmas Day, I didn't realise it would lead to the start of a campaign to ask large businesses to change their approach to charitable giving and support small charities.

And while the turmoil could conceivably lead to the start of peace negotiations, it could also bring the fall of the current Israeli Government - an idea that probably would not displease Mr. Sharon.

Fans were already unhappy with Cellino's radical approach to owning the Championship side, but a price-hike earlier in the season for tickets – which became known as the "pie tax" due to supporters being able to redeem the extra costs in food and drink inside the stadium – appeared to send many over the edge and lead to the start of a revolt against Cellino.

The study could lead to the start of recreational catch-and-release fishing in Scotland.

The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand set off a chain of events that lead to the start of World War One.

It is (almost) the end of a process that began over two years ago, and which will lead to the starting salary for police constables being cut by £4,000.

That led to the start of the hidden paintings".

"This is the sort of thing that led to the start of the civil war," Mr. Howard said.

Eventually, that led to the start of a company that built garden apartments and town houses on Long Island.

This led to the start of a peripatetic and often wretchedly poor existence that lasted almost a decade.