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Ensuring strict economic measures will lead us nowhere," Tsipras said.

Ensuring strict economic measures will lead us nowhere.

Some observers fear the measures will lead to an acceleration of Iranian moves towards nuclear capability.

"The market is now beginning to look down the road and say to itself, those two measures will lead to recovery some time next year," he said.

The Ministry of Justice estimates that these new mandatory measures will lead to 13,000 recalls and the need for 600 more prison places at a cost of £16m.

I hope these measures will lead us towards a society in which both parents can choose to fulfil their roles in exactly the way that suits and strengthens their family.

She said the changes should quell concerns that the measure will lead to racial profiling.

But I think having a new measure will lead to a lot of confusion amongst parents.

Cuba's Council of Ministers, it said, had approved a timetable for implementing "measures that will lead to monetary and exchange unification".

To secure the deal, Sinn Féin agreed to the transfer of powers to Westminster on the issue of welfare, allowing the House of Commons rather than the Stormont assembly to pass controversial measures that will lead to welfare cuts and reductions in the province's public sector.

The council of ministers has approved a timetable for implementing "measures that will lead to monetary and exchange unification", the official Communist Party newspaper Granma said.