Sentence examples for led to measures from inspiring English sources

In his telling, the Igbo aroused hostility because of their intelligence and success; they had always been a democratic, well-educated and progressive people, and they flourished in the bigger context of Nigeria; jealousy of their influence built up and led to measures that echo the persecution of Jews in Germany.

By contrast, indICAs led to measures of functional connectivity (signal variance, network integration, interregional correlation and partial correlation, between-task inhomogeneity) that were larger than for the three other methods.

A consultation paper published last week on the future of welfare support for asylum seekers is also expected to lead to measures to encourage those who have no right to be in the country to leave Britain.

This could lead to measures such as providing a microwave on the ward for carers to use in supplementing the hospital diet or granting access to the staff toilet.

Investors were also apparently reacting to signs of financial pressures in Europe and to the possibility that China's higher-than-forecast inflation rate of 4.4 percent in October could lead to measures to slow its economy.

A greater understanding of the mechanisms underlying drug resistance could lead to measures to overcome it and improve survival.

The working group recognizes that the person-to-person transmission of CARVs should lead to measures for their prevention through infection control measures (Table 3).

Recognition of the incidence, etiology, and risk factors of blood stream infection in patients with human immunodeficiency virus infection could lead to measures that reduce the increased mortality.

Error in measuring the smaller size breasts in Tanner stages 1&2 may have led to erroneous measures of correlations.

The settlers' victory led to repressive measures against the Africans.

Promises of "a new kind of politics" in 1997 led to groundbreaking measures on human rights and freedom of information.