Sentence examples for led to state from inspiring English sources

Overnight, qigong became "scientific," a change in status that led to state approval for qigong activities.

Concerns about excessive logging have led to state restrictions on clear-cutting.

Deadlock within the federal government on immigration reform led to state legislative action, but no consistent pattern developed.

These questions led to state and federal investigations, and eventually to Owen's conviction on two counts of tax fraud.

Buffalo's growing deficit led to state imposition of a financial control board more than a year ago.

The accident and several later bus crashes led to state and federal crackdowns on speeding drivers and owners who failed to maintain buses adequately.

The Republic, he argued, shouldn't celebrate "the most antisemitic" Frenchman of his day – a time, lest we forget, when antisemitism was so rife that it led to state-sanctioned Jewish persecution under the Vichy regime.

Political unrest and economic difficulties led to states of emergency in 1965 and 1970.

Therefore, exploiting such microstructures for representing images in the distributions of local descriptors has gained much attention and has led to state-of-the-art performances [24 28] for different classification problems in computer vision.

"I had no illusions that the occupation that could lead to state building," Abu Salam says.

The number of faulty decisions that lead to state inconsistency also varies with the number of stations (see Fig. 8).