Sentence examples for led to sweeping changes from inspiring English sources
The dismal finish three years later led to sweeping changes that included the hiring of Towers, who had run the San Diego Padres for most of his career.
The rise of 401(k) plans and other programs based on employee contributions -- and the decline in traditional pension plans -- has led to sweeping changes in investment and in the relationship between employers and employees.
The bombing of an Air Force barracks in Saudi Arabia more than four years ago led to sweeping changes in security procedures at American bases throughout the region and the world.
The Essex County executive asked a special investigator today to determine how the teenage suspect in the death of a 7-year-old boy, whose killing led to sweeping changes in the state's child welfare system, was mistakenly released from jail.
That inquiry, as well as the death of two firefighters at the former Deutsche Bank tower in 2007, exposed missteps by the Buildings Department and other city, state and federal agencies and led to sweeping changes in how the city regulates and oversees construction.
Yet to focus on the value of the settlement may be to miss the wood for the trees.The article* also led to sweeping changes in the rules governing share trading in America, most of which mainly affected Nasdaq, the world's second-largest stockmarket.
The bill, protesters say, could lead to sweeping changes to parts of the country's socialized health care system, the National Health Service.
Since the Cole's actions were standard, any findings of security shortcomings could lead to sweeping changes for American ships visiting ports around the world, not just Aden.
While Mr. Cuomo and his staff predict that the agreement will lead to sweeping changes in how insurers reimburse patients, the agreement's success depends on the creation of a practical alternative to the existing UnitedHealth business.
That process ruptured longstanding relationships between regulators and politicians and N.T.T., and those rifts may lead to sweeping changes in regulatory structure here and in the structure of N.T.T. itself.
A new review of "legal highs" could lead to sweeping changes to UK drug legislation, the Home Office has said.
