Sentence examples for leads to move from inspiring English sources

David Cameron's inability to cajole Tory MPs into backing reform may also make it harder for the government he leads to move forward with legislation that Conservatives do like, as angry Lib Dems seek to exact revenge for the defeat.

This is physically implementing by extending and contraction of the linear actuator rod which leads to move the entire COM up and down as per the control signal developed by the actuator.

Drawing the line leads to moving house and contingent divorce, and people bow to an abstraction.

"If your motivation is only to maximize returns, then you go elsewhere, and ultimately that leads to moving to Mexico or Morocco," Roesner says.

Moreover, LMA domains also not consider in this scheme, which leads to moving the track to another LMA located far away from the serving LMA.

"For the next decades, there'll definitely be ice in the Arctic, and even if the ice melts more, this can lead to moving ice sheets, and icebergs.

This intimacy has led to moving encounters with several relatives of the Disappeared who have previously not been in the spotlight.

The idea that led to moving Russian oil to the Far East via the Suez Canal was the brainchild of two men: importer Marcus Samuel and shipowner/broker Fred Lane.

After Reinsdorf purchased the team in 1981, the team experienced erosion of fan and media support which led to moving the team.

With luck, that might lead to moves to make the business more transparent.

Mullin, the Uber spokesperson, did not dispute the assertion that the company galvanized the effort that has now led to moves to oust Kitchen.